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Euronews Economics 4d ago Original

Lentojen hinnat nousevat kesÀllÀ.

Flight prices rise in summer.

Finnish · A1 level

Simple Finnish

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  1. 1.

    Euroopassa on paljon matkustajia kesÀllÀ.

    Europe has many travelers in summer.

  2. 2.

    Lentoyhtiöt nostavat hintoja paljon.

    Airlines raise prices a lot.

  3. 3.

    Matkustajat maksavat enemmÀn rahaa lentolipuista.

    Travelers pay more money for flight tickets.

  4. 4.

    Lentoyhtiöt ilmoittavat hintojen noususta.

    Airlines announce the price increases.

  5. 5.

    Matkustajat ostavat liput etukÀteen.

    Travelers buy tickets in advance.

  6. 6.

    LentokentillÀ on paljon vÀkeÀ.

    There are many people at the airports.

  7. 7.

    Lentoyhtiöt myyvÀt vÀhemmÀn lippuja halvalla.

    Airlines sell fewer cheap tickets.

  8. 8.

    Matkustajat suunnittelevat lomaa tarkasti.

    Travelers plan their vacations carefully.

Key Words

Word English
nousta
nousevat
to rise
rise (3rd person plural)
lentolippu
lentolipuista
flight ticket
for flight tickets
matkustaja
matkustajat
traveler
travelers
ostaa
ostavat
to buy
buy (3rd person plural)
lentokenttÀ
lentokentillÀ
airport
at the airports
suunnitella
suunnittelevat
to plan
plan (3rd person plural)

0. Lentojen hinnat nousevat kesÀllÀ.

This sentence uses the present tense plural form of the verb 'nousta' (to rise), which is 'nousevat'. In Finnish, verbs conjugate based on the subject's person and number. Here, 'hinnat' (prices) is plural, so the verb must also be in the plural form. To use this structure, pair a plural subject with the correct verb form, e.g., 'Hinnat nousevat' (Prices rise).

5. Matkustajat ostavat liput etukÀteen.

The verb 'ostaa' (to buy) is used here in the present tense plural form 'ostavat'. Finnish verbs often end in '-vat' or '-vÀt' for plural subjects in the present tense. This structure is common for describing habitual actions, like 'Matkustajat ostavat' (Travelers buy). To apply this, use the plural verb form with a plural subject.

6. LentokentillÀ on paljon vÀkeÀ.

The adessive case (-llÀ) is used here to indicate location, meaning 'at' or 'on'. 'LentokentillÀ' (at the airports) shows where the action is taking place. This case is essential for describing where something is or happens. For example, 'kadulla' (on the street) or 'pöydÀllÀ' (on the table). Use the adessive case when describing locations with '-lla/-llÀ'.

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