LEARN FINNISH | NECESSITY SENTENCES (TÄYTYY, PITÄÄ, ON PAKKO, EI TARVITSE, EI OLE PAKKO)

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[@Teacher.andrey]

oh my favourite channel

[@Finnish.As.A.Foreign.Language]

Aww thank you :)

[@signekroner4588]

Very useful, i will certainly use these expressions! Kiitos paljon!

[@Finnish.As.A.Foreign.Language]

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[@douglaskipruto8003]

Thank you so much, that was so important and helpful. Waiting for another post!

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I love your videos! They’re so soothing too

[@Finnish.As.A.Foreign.Language]

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[@ladysagittarius6458]

So also the person’s name has to undergo consonant gradation? Like Pekka-Peka, Mikko-Miko? Thanks

[@Finnish.As.A.Foreign.Language]

Some names do undergo a consonant gradation when we put them into specific cases like e.g.: Genitive, Elative and more. That`s why Mikko becomes Mikon (Genitive case) or Pekka becomes Pekan (Genitive case). More about the consonant gradation here: ua-cam.com/video/qOnQfxOTrUI/v-deo.html