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yingguoning
työssä vai töissä?
The dictionary has these two examples:
1. Tänään oli töissä hyvä päivä.
2. Hän on töissä tehtaalla.
However, I have also seen examples like:
1. Olen työssä hotellissa.
How do I know when to use työssä and when to use töissä? What is the difference?
Jan 9, 2016 3:29 PM
Answers · 3
1
Both ways are perfectly understandable since they mean the same thing. In my opinion I hear people say "töissä" a lot more than "työssä", but that can also depend on where you live.
January 12, 2016
http://www.kielitohtori.fi/suomen-kielenhuollon-kysymys/sanotaanko-menen-töihin-vai-työhön-tai-olen-töissä-vai-työssä-en
January 9, 2016
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