@@dorin9064 Thank you for commenting, I was hoping someone would bring this up! 🙂Yes, it can mean both. Context is key. In Finnish, there isn't a future tense. Finnish gets by without it because the context will usually tell you whether it's about the future or the present. The sentence "Minä ajan" could mean "I am driving", for example, when I'm sat in the car and driving and someone calls me: "Minä en voi nyt puhua, koska ajan autoa" (the present, in English this would probably be "I'm drivING"). I could also say "Minä ajan töihin joka päivä" - "I drive to work every day" (a regular event) My example would need context like the following: I'm approaching the car with my partner, and I want to drive, so I'll say "Minä ajan". I hope this helps!
Anteeksi mun kysymys opettaja. 5.40 - "They built a house in Rovaniemi" - Onk se "Rovaniemielle" (too Rovaniemi), tai Rovaniemissa" (in Rovaniemi). Anteeks taas, ja kiitos!
Kun suomeksi puhutaan rakentamisesta, niin voidaan sanoa että rakennetaan JOHONKIN eli englanniksi "to somewhere". Rovaniemelle = to Rovaniemi 🙂 Hyvä kysymys!
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@@dorin9064 Thank you for commenting, I was hoping someone would bring this up! 🙂Yes, it can mean both. Context is key. In Finnish, there isn't a future tense. Finnish gets by without it because the context will usually tell you whether it's about the future or the present. The sentence "Minä ajan" could mean "I am driving", for example, when I'm sat in the car and driving and someone calls me: "Minä en voi nyt puhua, koska ajan autoa" (the present, in English this would probably be "I'm drivING"). I could also say "Minä ajan töihin joka päivä" - "I drive to work every day" (a regular event)
My example would need context like the following: I'm approaching the car with my partner, and I want to drive, so I'll say "Minä ajan". I hope this helps!
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Anteeksi mun kysymys opettaja.
5.40 - "They built a house in Rovaniemi" - Onk se "Rovaniemielle" (too Rovaniemi), tai Rovaniemissa" (in Rovaniemi).
Anteeks taas, ja kiitos!
Kun suomeksi puhutaan rakentamisesta, niin voidaan sanoa että rakennetaan JOHONKIN eli englanniksi "to somewhere". Rovaniemelle = to Rovaniemi 🙂 Hyvä kysymys!
@@learnfinnishwithfinkingcapdoes this apply to remontoida?
@@ChrisnaldoFabrolo I would say "Remontoin taloa Rovaniemellä" because the house already exists. Good question!
@@learnfinnishwithfinkingcap thanks, very clear explanation
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Arent there any verb conjugations rule
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