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Verbs in Finnish

Hello everyone 😎

In today's lesson you will learn some useful verbs in Finnish.

Feel free to edit this page by adding more verbs you think are important.

Happy learning ! :)

Once you've mastered this lesson, take a look at these related pages: Relationships & Basic Greetings.

TABLE: The most important Finnish verbs[edit | edit source]

ENGLISH FINNISH IPA Pronunciation Translation TURKISH
to drink juoda ['juɔda] içmek
to eat syödä ['syœdæ] yemek
to bite purra ['pur:a] ısırmak
to vomit oksentaa ['ɔksɛnta:] kusmak
to laugh nauraa ['naura:] gülmek
to see nähdä ['næhdæ] görmek
to hear kuulla ['ku:l:a] duymak
to know something tietää jotain ['tiɛtæ: 'jɔtain] birşey bilmek
to know someone tuntea joku ['tuntɛa 'jɔku] birini tanımak
to think ajatella ['ajatɛl:a] düşünmek
to smell haista ['hajsta] kokmak
to fear pelätä ['pɛlætæ] korkmak
to sleep nukkua ['nuk:wa] uyumak
to live elää ['ɛlæ:] yaşamak
to die kuolla ['kwɔl:a] ölmek
to fight taistella ['taistɛl:a] dövüşmek
to touch koskettaa ['kɔskɛt:a:] dokunmak
to cut katkaista ['katkaista] kesmek
to dig kaivaa ['kaiva:] kazmak
to swim uida ['ujda] yüzmek
to fly lentää ['lɛntæ:] uçmak
to walk kävellä ['kævɛl:æ] yürümek

Practice Phrases[edit | edit source]

  1. I like to drink coffee in the morning. - Pidän juoda kahvia aamuisin.
  2. She eats a lot of vegetables for a healthy diet. - Hän syö paljon vihanneksia terveellisen ruokavalion vuoksi.
  3. Don't bite your nails, it's not good for you. - Älä pure kynsiäsi, se ei ole hyväksi sinulle.
  4. The smell of the food made me vomit. - Ruuan haju sai minut oksentamaan.
  5. The comedian's jokes always make me laugh. - Koomikon vitsit saavat minut aina nauramaan.
  6. I can see the ocean from my hotel room. - Näen valtameren hotellihuoneestani.
  7. She heard the sound of the bird singing outside her window. - Hän kuuli linnun laulavan ikkunansa ulkopuolella.
  8. Do you know anything about the history of this city? - Tiedätkö mitään tämän kaupungin historiasta?
  9. I know John, he works at the same company as me. - Tunnen Johnin, hän työskentelee samassa yrityksessä kuin minä.
  10. I think we should go to the beach this weekend. - Mielestäni meidän pitäisi mennä rannalle tänä viikonloppuna.
  11. The flowers in the garden smell wonderful. - Puutarhan kukat tuoksuvat ihanilta.
  12. He fears heights and avoids tall buildings. - Hän pelkää korkeita paikkoja ja välttelee korkeita rakennuksia.
  13. I usually sleep for eight hours every night. - Nukun yleensä kahdeksan tuntia joka yö.
  14. Living in a big city can be both exciting and stressful. - Iso kaupungissa eläminen voi olla sekä jännittävää että stressaavaa.
  15. Sadly, her grandmother passed away last week. - Valitettavasti hänen isoäitinsä kuoli viime viikolla.

Quiz[edit | edit source]

Here's a quiz with questions to practice those words:

Questions[edit | edit source]

  1. What is the Finnish word for "to drink"?
  2. What is the Turkish translation for "to cut"?
  3. How do you say "to vomit" in Finnish?
  4. What is the English word for "kävellä"?
  5. What is the Turkish translation for "to fear"?
  6. What is the Finnish word for "to smell"?
  7. How do you say "to touch" in Turkish?
  8. What is the English word for "nähdä"?

Answers[edit | edit source]

  1. juoda
  2. kesmek
  3. oksentaa
  4. to walk
  5. korkmak
  6. haista
  7. dokunmak
  8. to see

Verb Types[edit | edit source]

See this lesson: https://polyglotclub.com/wiki/Language/Finnish/Vocabulary/Verb-Types

VIDEO: Finnish Verb types: 30 verbs you'll learn first[edit | edit source]

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