ikkunaprinsessa {0} {1} önce gönderildi I read in one place that 'päivää' meant 'day' and in another place that it meant 'afternoon'. Does it mean both or just one?
By the way, thank you for inviting me!
Well 'päivä' means 'day', but 'päivää' means 'afternoon'. You know 'hyvää päivää' means 'good afternoon' but of course you can say it 'päivää' = ''afternoon'. You got it? :)
ikkunaprinsessa {0} {1} önce gönderildi I read in one place that 'päivää' meant 'day' and in another place that it meant 'afternoon'. Does it mean both or just one?
By the way, thank you for inviting me!
Kamilla {0} {1} önce gönderildi Well 'päivä' means 'day', but 'päivää' means 'afternoon'. You know 'hyvää päivää' means 'good afternoon' but of course you can say it 'päivää' = ''afternoon'. You got it? :)
hei.. when do we use the -i or -t marker in making words plural?? does -i always have to follow vowels?? are there other suffixes or letter markers that make words plural aside from -i and -t??^^
