Apteekki on nuoriin uusi paikka.
The pharmacy is a new place for young people.
Simple Finnish
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1.
Nuoret saavat apua psyykkisiin ongelmiin apteekissa.
Young people get help for mental health issues at the pharmacy.
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2.
Apteekki on nimeltään Safe Space.
The pharmacy is called Safe Space.
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3.
Henrik kertoo omista vaikeuksistaan.
Henrik talks about his own difficulties.
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4.
Henrik oppi puhumaan ongelmistaan.
Henrik learned to talk about his problems.
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5.
Äiti omistaa apteekin Fredersdorfissa.
Mother owns a pharmacy in Fredersdorf.
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6.
Äiti auttaa nuoria apteekissa.
Mother helps young people at the pharmacy.
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7.
Nuoret voivat tulla apteekkiin ilman ajanvarausta.
Young people can come to the pharmacy without an appointment.
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8.
Apteekki on nuorille salainen paikka.
The pharmacy is a secret place for young people.
Key Words
| Word | English |
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olla
on
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to be
is
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saada
saavat
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to get/receive
get (they)
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apu
apua
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help
help (partitive)
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nuori
nuorille
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young person
for young people
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puhua
puhumaan
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to speak/talk
to talk (about)
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apteekki
apteekissa
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pharmacy
at the pharmacy
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0. Apteekki on nuoriin uusi paikka.
The sentence uses the allative case ('nuoriin') to indicate 'for young people.' The allative case is formed by adding '-lle' to the plural stem of the noun. Here, 'nuori' (young person) becomes 'nuorille' (for young people). This case is commonly used to express the recipient of an action or the beneficiary of something. For example, 'Lahja on lapsille' (The gift is for children).
1. Nuoret saavat apua psyykkisiin ongelmiin apteekissa.
This sentence uses the inessive case ('apteekissa') to indicate location, meaning 'at/in the pharmacy.' The inessive case is formed by adding '-ssa/-ssä' to the noun stem. For example, 'koulu' (school) becomes 'koulussa' (at school). This case is used to describe where something happens or where someone is. For example, 'Olen kirjastossa' (I am at the library).
7. Nuoret voivat tulla apteekkiin ilman ajanvarausta.
The sentence uses the illative case ('apteekkiin') to indicate movement into a place, meaning 'to the pharmacy.' The illative case is formed by adding '-Vn' (where V is the last vowel of the word) to the noun stem. For example, 'koulu' (school) becomes 'kouluun' (to school). This case is used to describe motion toward a place. For example, 'Menen kauppaan' (I am going to the store).
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