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In this video lesson, I'll be going over the difference between olemme and ollaan. In puhekieli these two words can be used pretty interchangeably, but actually hold slightly different meanings.
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@sousouwyattgibson7767 5 лет назад

Can you share with us the most common proverbs and idioms in Finland?

@pitchayapleebut92 5 лет назад

Kiitos paljon. I was an exchange student in Joensuu for 9 months and just came back home for 3 weeks. Your video helps really good in learning Finnish because I don’t want to loose my Finnish. And I’m planning to go back there for my master. Keep doing your good work 💕

@KatChatsFinnish 5 лет назад

Oh wow that's awesome! I hope you had a great time! :) Thank you for the incredibly sweet message, I wish you all the best for when you apply for Master's, glad my video's are helpful!

@irenealtavilla2582 5 лет назад

That's awesome! I'm going on exchange to Finland as well in August, and trying to learn as much as possible while I'm here :-) can I ask you if you knew any Finnish before and how learning it in 9 months went?

@pitchayapleebut92 5 лет назад

KatChats Thank you so much. I did have an amazing time there 💙 feel like Finland is my second home now. That’s why I have to go back 🇫🇮

@pitchayapleebut92 5 лет назад

Irene Altavilla That’s great. Where in Finland are you going? I didn’t know any Finnish before and started to take the course in the second semester. Finnish is really diffcult and it depends if you will get to use it a lot or not. Mostly we, exchange students, didn’t use it that much but I was in the circumstance that I could get to pratice it so mine was a little bit better than my friends 😂 Gotta say being friends with the Finns is not easy 🙈 If you want to ask anything more about the exchange life there, I would be more than happy to answer. My instagram is lauralauraa28

@okaro6595 2 года назад

Finnish passive differs from the English one that it assumes a human actor. "Puu kaadettiin" someone logged the tree. "Puu kaatui" The tree fell by itself maybe because of a wind.

@tarush200 5 лет назад

it pretty much depends where you insert the noun syödään kalaa we are eating fish / we eat fish kalaa syödään the fish is being eaten

@ernestogonzalezrubio6029 5 лет назад

Thank you, Excellent videos. I´m learning a lot

@addisutibebu8775 Год назад

You're fantastic realy your vedio is help me thank you kat chat

@jamieyoung8863 5 лет назад

Thanks for the videos! Please teach us how to make negative sentences! Sending love from South Korea♥

@skyroux19 4 года назад

Hi! Can you please enlighten me when to use the -SSA, -STA, -LLA & -LTA. Thank you too for sharing your knowledge. I really lerned a lot from you. God bless to you!

@81shovelhead 5 лет назад

You Rock Kat!!

@KatChatsFinnish 5 лет назад

Kiitos! xD

@kirkendauhl6990 5 лет назад

The way you described it as “bookish” makes total sense. My friend Johanna said comparing the formal/informal Finnish ways of speaking is very similar to comparing normal American English to a very Pompous and Posh butler speaking English with a British accent. The more I’m hearing Finnish in both forms and the more I’m seeing it on my social media the more apparent it’s becoming. Not that I can speak much, but that I can look at a couple sentences and be like “oh ok I’m gonna skip reading this, I want to learn formal Finnish first.”

@KatChatsFinnish 5 лет назад

Oh that's interesting, the first time I've heard a comparison like that but makes total sense! It's great that you're beginning to differentiate between the two types of Finnish :)

@kirkendauhl6990 5 лет назад

KatChats thank you(: it’s a wild ride so far but I like the people and the culture so I’m enjoying it lol

@sunduq 2 года назад

Thanks a lot for this useful lesson. :)

@23456789ronnie 4 года назад

Thank you, i was tree times at school so better you then teacher, Kiitos i will follow you

@willjoby1961 3 года назад

Hi Kat, Great vids. Can you please give a coupe of examples of using "ollaan" in the passive way? Like "one goes to the park" for example.

@kelseydifelicitas6495 Год назад

Moi! Can you make a video about the verb "to be" -olla. Kiitos.😊

@jnr1075 5 лет назад

Thanks again rakkaani for this video😘😘😘

@jnr1075 5 лет назад

But can you do a video like if I'm traveling somewhere in Finland by Bus,tram or train, mitä mä sanon ensi?

@rolandeekango7515 5 лет назад

Kiitos paljon.

@jancovanderwesthuizen8070 4 года назад

Ollaan is like "man" in German. We say 'n mens in Afrikaans, which is like a human or a person. Or on in French. Ollaan menossa kauppaan = on va au magasin

@tomasbadura4551 5 лет назад

when a verb is in active form, the subject performs the action named. Passive form, when the object performs the action. Or that is the definition, how our teacher learns it me.

@coralietimpe7807 5 лет назад

Moi🤗 could you do a video-opening in finish and english? Kiitos😘

@moekaykhine4633 Год назад

Finnish tatcha is very cute, beautiful.❤️❤️

@jenemiecalambro1281 Год назад

Hello I've always watch your videos and it helps me a lot to learn more finnish because you explained it well. I have a question coz im so confused about mistä(where from) question. Why it used also as "what" like for example Mistä ruoasta sä tykkäät? (what food you like?) can you make a video explaining this? Kiitos paljon ja Godbless ❤

@TyphonBaalHammon 5 лет назад

About the example at 3:09, wouldn't one say "Skotlannissa voi ostaa Irn Bru:n Tescosta" and not "Skotlannissa ostetaan Irn Bru:n Tescosta" ? The way I was taught finnish, the former is the proper way to express "In Scotland, one can buy Irn Bru from Tesco", whereas the latter would be more like "In Scotland, someone is buying Irn Bru from Tesco".

@izzardclips9350 4 года назад

"Skotlannissa ostetaan Irn BruTA Tescosta" = "In Scotland people buy Irn Bru from Tesco" Your second Finnish sentence is not something a Finn would ever say in Finnish (It can't be BruN in that kind of passive form), your first one is correct and you translate it correctly. Source: Having spoken Finnish fluently since the age of 2. I could be wrong though. Finnish is a tricky language. Edit: And "Skotlannissa ostetaan Irn Bru (no partitive OR genitive) Tescosta" would mean "In Scotland, Irn Bru is bought from Tesco" (as in that's the place people usually buy it from over there)

@user-ix4jh1ex5c 5 лет назад

Kiitos opettaja

@KatChatsFinnish 5 лет назад

Kiitos :)

@rafaelcarloscruz1617 5 лет назад

Thank you. Im a new learner of finnish. Completely new to it. Im watching all your videos and hopefully i would get to speak finnish eventually

@navrasicsi 3 месяца назад

Hi Kat, I think I understand what you are explaining. But are you sure this is what we call active and passive voice? Or in other words are you sure this is called active and passive voice? Active voice: The bird ate the seeds. Passive voice: The seeds were eaten by the bird. What you are referring to with the kirjakieli meaning sounds more like an impersonal pronoun. Although it's a verb, not a noun, I know. Oh, this is sooo hard. :)

@MannyWalks 5 лет назад

Wow 👀👀🔥🔥🔥

@Damjes 5 лет назад

Passive voice means subjectification of object. E.g. They killed my dog -> my dog was killed (by them). So, does ollaan also mean that situations?

@lumina_aya 3 года назад

Hei ! it's nice explain ! kiitos paljon, if we say "I am going" as puhekieli kuinka sanotaan ? :-) Ollaan menossa kauppaan = we are going to store, right ? just "Olen menossa kauppaan" ?

@jaysanhicaro8667 2 года назад

Can you make the video about the -Ko

@KatChatsFinnish 2 года назад

Oh that is a good suggestion!

@fepotchinivlogs4032 Год назад

Can you make a video using ootko and meet ko please? Thank you... 🙏

@KatChatsFinnish Год назад

ootko = are you..? (puhekieli for "oletko") for example: ootko kaunis = are you pretty meetkö = are you going...? (puhekieli for menetkö) for example: meetkä kauppaan = are you going to the store?

@nordicman595 5 лет назад

What about verbs other than olla? How are they come? Also why we are saying ollan menossa? Is "ssa" after the verb or the noun? Thanks a lot for your great videos

@KatChatsFinnish 5 лет назад

-ssa can come after a verb or noun - see this: www.uusikielemme.fi/inessiivi.html

@Jonathan-lg1xw 5 лет назад

Thank you, I have one question. How would you do the passive in negative? Emme ole

@KatChatsFinnish 5 лет назад

I think it would be "ei olla" -> here is the whole verb table for olla: www11.edu.fi/ymmarra/index.php?moduli=verbit&sana=olla

@byabarumwanzivalens5218 3 года назад

Give us more examples where we can use ollaan

@broytingaravsol 5 лет назад

and how about its form in interrogatives?

@mathiasmaranhao 4 года назад

Conjugation? (Olemme situation?)

@xionkale3688 3 года назад

read more Children's story with English and Finnish subtitles like Kolme Pienta Porsastaa video... i learned so many new words from that and it helped me the most... make it a weekly or monthly thing if you can... would help us a lot picking this mesmerizing language up ( ^-^ )

@KatChatsFinnish 3 года назад

I’ll try to do more haha, but that story I wrote myself in elementary school so idk if there are any more stories like that 😂

@xionkale3688 3 года назад

@@KatChatsFinnish make more please i can't tell you enough how helpful that single video was... just make any children's story like Ugly Duckling, Little red Hen, Goldilock.

@user-dp5om3qf1e 5 лет назад

shouldn't it be menessä? or is menossa from a different verb?

@elugelab1 5 лет назад

Menessä would basically mean "in going". Which wouldn't make any sense. Menossa means "going to somewhere".

@KatChatsFinnish 5 лет назад

Yeah so "mennä" I guess is more like "to go" and "meno" is kinda like "going" so here is the full list of the different forms: fi.wiktionary.org/wiki/meno

@user-dp5om3qf1e 5 лет назад

yes but isn't menossa in the same verb form as menessä?

@KatChatsFinnish 5 лет назад

@@user-dp5om3qf1e Menessä isn't a word in Finnish actually

@user-dp5om3qf1e 5 лет назад

turns out i had it mixed up with a different form lol, thanks for the help

@moekaykhine4633 Год назад

fcSnowska Katcha💕❤️😘👍✌️😍