Intian pörssi laskee Lähi-idän tilanteen takia.
The Indian stock market falls because of the situation in the Middle East.
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Öljyn hinta nousee Lähi-idän sodan takia.
The oil price rises because of the war in the Middle East.
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Intia varoittaa matkustajia Iranista.
India warns travelers about Iran.
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Intian kauppaministerit puhuvat uusista tulleista.
Indian trade ministers talk about new tariffs.
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Neljä merimiestä pelastettiin kymmenen kuukauden jälkeen.
Four sailors were rescued after ten months.
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Intian öljyministeri sanoo, että Lähi-idän sota on huolestuttava.
India's oil minister says that the Middle East war is worrying.
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Intian hallitus varoittaa tulvista Keralassa.
Indian government warns about floods in Kerala.
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Intian pörssi laskee öljyn hinnan takia.
The Indian stock market falls because of the oil price.
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Intia neuvottelee uusista kauppasopimuksista Yhdysvaltojen kanssa.
India negotiates new trade deals with the United States.
Key Words
| Word | English |
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laskea
laskee
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to fall
falls
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nousu
nousee
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rise
rises
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varoittaa
varoittaa
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to warn
warns
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sota
sodan
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war
of the war
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hinta
hinnan
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price
of the price
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neuvotella
neuvottelee
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to negotiate
negotiates
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0. Intian pörssi laskee Lähi-idän tilanteen takia.
The sentence uses the genitive case ('Lähi-idän') to indicate possession or relation. Here, it shows that the situation belongs to or is related to the Middle East. In Finnish, the genitive case is often used with prepositions like 'takia' (because of). Learners can practice this by forming sentences like 'Hinnan takia' (because of the price).
1. Öljyn hinta nousee Lähi-idän sodan takia.
This sentence features the present tense ('nousee') to describe an ongoing action. Finnish present tense is used for habitual or current actions, similar to English. For example, 'Hän puhuu' means 'He/she speaks.' Learners can use this structure to describe daily routines or general truths, e.g., 'Hän syö' (He/she eats).
2. Intia varoittaa matkustajia Iranista.
The sentence uses the elative case ('Iranista') to indicate movement away from or out of a place. Here, it shows that travelers are being warned about Iran. The elative case is formed by adding '-sta/-stä' to the noun. Learners can practice this with sentences like 'Hän tulee kaupasta' (He/she comes from the store).
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