Finnish Lesson 15: Let's Practise Verbs! - Harjoitellaan verbejä!

Welcome to Finnish lesson 15! In this lesson we'll practise some useful verbs in different persons. You'll learn both the written form and the spoken form of the sentences. Happy learning!
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[@jaimyjames4857]

Ma'am..so useful... thanks a lot🙏🙏🙏

[@gigiagas9528]

Kiitos opettaja

[@FinnishLesson]

Kiitos, että katsoit☀️

[@beenakampiyilvarghese]

Mam very very thanks

[@infinland1402]

Kiitos ❤

[@theycallmeMARJ]

I hope that you can also make a vlog and discuss about the topic mennä ( to go) and tulla ( to come) soon ☺

[@FinnishLesson]

Thanks for the suggestion! I will definitely include them in one of my future videos on Finnish verbs.

[@RejoiceDewornu]

Hello ma’am this was helpful. But i want to be clear on something In our previous lesson on KPT, we had ‘T’ changing to ‘D’ but here herätä was changed to herään instead of heradän. I’m a bit confuse

[@FinnishLesson]

Hi, thanks for your comment! "Herätä" belongs to verb type 4 in which all the verbs end -ta/tä. The verb "herätä" does not undergo consonant gradation at all (herään, heräät, herää, heräämme, heräätte, heräävät). To learn more about the conjugation and KPT change in verb type 4 (and verb types 3 and 6), you can watch Finnish Lesson number 21. I hope this helps! urly.fi/3fSy

[@RejoiceDewornu]

Thanks so much

[@dilinikalankeshwara6979]

Thank you ❤ it's very confused lesson! In the KPT lesson T changed to D and here lähteä (T ) changed to D. What did happen here teacher? And at the spoken part, (D) also droppet ! Please be clear me...

[@FinnishLesson]

Thanks for your comment! In verbtype 1 LÄHTEÄ, the strong form (t) is in the infinitive and 3rd person forms hän and he. All the other forms have the weak form (d). With verbtypes 3, 4 and 6, only the infinitive takes the weak form. I hope this helps. The more you use and listen to the language, the more automatic these changes become.

[@jesuslove5875]

Kiitos❤