Finnish grammar

What are some of the most common forms of the Finnish personal pronouns? Read and listen to these examples in standard and in spoken Finnish!

Irina Pravet Parviainen of Language Catalyst lives in Finland, so when I wanted an introduction to Finnish cases, she was top of my list!

There are two ways of making questions in Finnish. 1) by using question words 2) by using the -ko/-kö suffix

My goal is to make you fall in love with the Finnish language and Finnish grammar, cross my heart (and freshly baked blueberry pie)!

Hei! I had an idea of letting my character Unto to show everyday life situations in finnish, but in the way I, as an a native speaker say things. (Meaning spoken language and lil’ bit of words from...

Finnish is not the easiest language to learn, but it is pretty logical. The best way to learn a language is to have proper motivations. Such as you have no choice because your survival depends on i…

This Concept Map has information related to: Finnish, Grammatical are Partitiivi, Grammatical are Genitiivi, Finnish has general things Cases, verbs types -ta + a/ä, illatiivi has suffix -hVn, Stem changing for -ut/yt → -ue/ye, Partitiivi has suffix -ta/tä, Finnish has general things Personal pronouns, Stem changing for -ton/tön → -ttoma/ttömä, Personal pronouns are te

Conjugating the words in Finnish is pretty logical… As long as you get the hang of it.. In the first column, it is the list of personal pronoun. The colors that matches refers to the same typ…

'Nähdä' is one of the rare exceptions in Finnish verbs. It is verb type 2 but it doesn't quite follow the "rule". If you want to learn the Finnish verb types, check out my online course where I explain them all in detail - a great way to make sure you have a good base for learning more complicated verb structures!