Finnish Conditional Mood Explained and Made Easy (PART 2)

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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024

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  • @KatChatsFinnish
    @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад +5

    AD italki. 🚀 Learn Finnish with me and other Finnish tutors in 1-1 conversation classes! Register for free on italki and use my ambassador code KATFINNISH for 5€ off any lesson (worth over 10€): go.italki.com/kat_10 (If you sign up with this link, you help this channel 🥰)

    • @mindanaofwtutorialstoday
      @mindanaofwtutorialstoday Месяц назад

      Moi kat.. I registered using your link.. I just want to ask if I book for trial... do I need to click the pay method already? so the trial can proceed or?

    • @KatChatsFinnish
      @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад

      @@mindanaofwtutorialstoday The trial lessons just mean they are cheaper than the actual lessons :)

  • @farouq7107
    @farouq7107 Месяц назад +3

    I like the mini quizzes you include in the videos. They are so fun for some reason. I don’t know why but I like them so much.
    Thank you again for your continuous teaching ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @garypeterson2079
    @garypeterson2079 Месяц назад +3

    Very Good, thanks. Congratulations on your 100th lesson. Kiitos

  • @robertvindis5155
    @robertvindis5155 Месяц назад +2

    You are a great teacher! Kiitos. I learn finnish language because I found out that the finnish music is the best in the world. I'm from Ljubljana, Slovenia and I listen only finnish pop music. My best singer is Sanni Virallinen. 🙂🙂🙂🙂

    • @KatChatsFinnish
      @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад +1

      That's amazing! Finland does indeed have a lot of great music and artists so I'm happy to hear you've discovered them!

  • @jcpana060959
    @jcpana060959 Месяц назад +1

    Very nice lesson. I love Finnish. It's so freaking hard.
    And if you use isi in a question, that makes it even more fun!

    • @KatChatsFinnish
      @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад

      Kiitos! I'm glad you love the language and find aspects of it fun :D

  • @AlfredoToons
    @AlfredoToons Месяц назад +4

    Oh wow this is an interesting topic! Might need to watch the video a couple of times to understand it better 😅 Congratulations on your 100+ classes!! You are an amazing teacher 🎉 and thank you for another great video!

    • @KatChatsFinnish
      @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад

      Kiitos tosi paljon! I can't believe I've done over 100 classes already, crazy xD

  • @Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge
    @Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge Месяц назад +1

    Kiitos👍🏻

  • @friendofmoss
    @friendofmoss Месяц назад

    Kiitos!!

  • @daniil_berezhnov
    @daniil_berezhnov Месяц назад +1

    A little something you've put on your thumbnail but have forgotten to mention in the video :)
    1) if the strong stem ends with an - i, the double i that arises when adding the -isi - suffix is shortened: tanssia → he tanssivat → hän tanssisi;
    2) if the strong stem ends with a double vowel or a diphthong, it gets shortened before the suffix: myydä → he myyvät → hän myisi; juoda → he juovat → hän joisi. (This is also how noun stems change before -i- in plural: maa → maissa, suo → soissa.)
    Conveniently, there happens to be no verb in Finnish in which the final -e would be strong rather than epenthetic (inserted between consonants to ease the pronunciation).

    • @KatChatsFinnish
      @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад

      Oh true! I should probably change the thumbnail so it's not confusing! Thanks for the additional info! :D

  • @Mittarimato-o7w
    @Mittarimato-o7w Месяц назад

    Moi Katja
    Olen suomalainen, jolle You Tube ehdotti sinun sivustoasi. - ihastuimme työhösi! Edellisenä viikonloppuna katsoimme useita videoitasi. Oli hienoa havaita, kuinka aktiivinen yhteisösi on kiinostunut suomen kielestä ja Suomesta.

    • @KatChatsFinnish
      @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад +1

      Kiitos kauhean kivasta kommentista! Ja joo, on tosi kivaa et näin moni aktiivisesti on kiinnostuneita suomen kielestä :)

  • @josejimenaz
    @josejimenaz Месяц назад +1

    Finnish vocabulary ❤it

  • @adrianocamargo3193
    @adrianocamargo3193 Месяц назад

    This is a bit too advanced for me still, but I'll get there. About iTalki, congrats on your 100+ classes! Having regular classes with you on iTalki helps me a lot, kiitos! We can learn a lot from your videos, but just an online class can help with the 'small' things like how to pronounce 'Y', 'A', and 'Ä', double letters, how to start conversations, etc. I can recommend to everyone to try an online class, and with your KATFINNISH code, gets even better. 🙂

    • @KatChatsFinnish
      @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад +1

      Thank you! 🥳 I’m so glad the classes are helping you and that you enjoy them so much! Your progress has been really good! Kiitos paljon!

  • @tahaheidari3215
    @tahaheidari3215 10 дней назад

    Menisitkö tänään ulos, jos sataa?
    (Would you go out today if it rains?)
    En menisi, jos sataa. Mutta jos paistaa aurinko, niin voisin.
    (I wouldn't go if it rains. But if the sun is shining, I could.)

  • @mitztli
    @mitztli Месяц назад

    In real everyday conversations we DON'T use conditional mood except for polite versions of "can you, can I " and sometimes, very seldom, in the phrase "if +" .
    What we use?
    Saisinko. Saisit. Olisi hyvää. Jos sanoisit niin....
    I can't remember others.
    Actually you can use just "jos". It is enough.
    Kävelin jos pystyn.
    Seison jos pystyn.
    You never use the form "seisosimme".

  • @farouq7107
    @farouq7107 Месяц назад +2

    Is there a reason to why conjugate it according to “he”? For example with “seisoa” the “mä” form is “seison” and we can remove the “mä” ending and it is the same, “seiso”.

    • @hyhhy
      @hyhhy Месяц назад +3

      "He" form always gives the correct strong stem regardless of KPT changes.

    • @farouq7107
      @farouq7107 Месяц назад +1

      @@hyhhy good to know, thank you 😊

    • @mitztli
      @mitztli Месяц назад

      What you mean by "mä" ending?

    • @sharonroseramirez-arce9802
      @sharonroseramirez-arce9802 Месяц назад

      ​@mitztli it means minä but short in puhukieli

  • @gracejames5878
    @gracejames5878 Месяц назад +1

    Greetings. Where can I sit for Finnish language A1 and A2 proficiency test. I am in Kenya.

    • @KatChatsFinnish
      @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад +1

      I'm sorry, I don't know the answer to this :(

  • @ridamaytayan1247
    @ridamaytayan1247 Месяц назад

    Moi Kat,do you sell softcopy of your book?

    • @KatChatsFinnish
      @KatChatsFinnish  Месяц назад

      The YKI book? I didn't make it, I got it from the library in Finland. But it should be sold in Finnish bookstores I'd imagine :)

    • @ridamaytayan1247
      @ridamaytayan1247 Месяц назад

      @@KatChatsFinnish Oh i see,i thought you made it..thanks for that info..🤗

  • @JixxyTrix
    @JixxyTrix Месяц назад

    Jos saisin kyyhkysen siivet, lähtisin lentoon
    Etsisin lepopaikan, pakenisin kauas,
    majailisin autiomaassa

  • @sophyjoseph8975
    @sophyjoseph8975 Месяц назад

    🌹🌹

  • @mitztli
    @mitztli Месяц назад

    More simple , modern finnish
    Jos mulla on nälkä , syön jotain.
    Jos osaan uida , kävin uimahalissa
    "Jos" has a role of "would"

  • @Carl_Gustav_Häyhä
    @Carl_Gustav_Häyhä Месяц назад +1

    Notice also that "isi" = "daddy". So "Seiso isin takana" and "Seisoisin takana" have totally different meaning 🙄

  • @msaar1303
    @msaar1303 Месяц назад

    Tietää lausutaan " tiEtää" ei "tiätää". Vaikka Juti lausuukin väärin...

  • @Dude-yd2vz
    @Dude-yd2vz Месяц назад +3

    Oikein kaunis opettaja

  • @mitztli
    @mitztli Месяц назад

    Kävelisin is not equal to "i would walk". In finnish it has only one meaning: if it would be possibly, i will walk. Nothing else.

  • @marin_1441
    @marin_1441 Месяц назад

    6:28 minä sinä hän me te he c'mon beibi kun te kuulette lol
    That's what happened when you listen too much Finnish songs

    • @mitztli
      @mitztli Месяц назад

      Mä sä me te , miksi ette kuule , eh?)