User:Jukeboksi/Basic Finnish for tourists and travelers: Difference between revisions

    (sentences for getting outta the sauna)
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    * fi."'''lisää'''" == en."more [of x]"
    * fi."'''lisää'''" == en."more [of x]"
    * fi."'''löyly'''" could be translated to "steam" but infact löyly is a far wider concept i.e. it is not only about the humidity percent. Löyly can also be used to refer to the quality of the löyly in a certain sauna.
    * fi."'''löyly'''" could be translated to "steam" but infact löyly is a far wider concept i.e. it is not only about the humidity percent. Löyly can also be used to refer to the quality of the löyly in a certain sauna.
    In this context it means you are requesting more water thrown on stove stones. Let's learn that.
    * The suffix ''''-ä'''' or ''''-a'''' (determined if there are umlauted characters present in the word body or not) forms the partitive case.
    * The suffix ''''-ä'''' or ''''-a'''' (determined if there are umlauted characters present in the word body or not) forms the partitive case.


    Lets put that all together:
    Lets put that all together, you want more löyly you ask for:


    ::* fi."Lisää löylyä" == en."Throw some more water on the stones."
    ::* fi."Lisää löylyä." == en."Throw some more water on the stones."


    * fi."'''Hyvä'''" == en."good" (plural "Hyvät")
    * fi."'''Hyvä'''" == en."good" (plural "Hyvät")
    ::* fi."Hyvät löylyt." == en."These are good löylyt"  
    ::* fi."Hyvät löylyt." == en."These are good löylyt"  


    * fi."'''Helvetti'''" == en."Hell"
    * fi."'''Helvetti'''" == en."Hell"