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Antoni GaudĂ­ kuoli 100 vuotta sitten.

Antoni GaudĂ­ died 100 years ago.

Finnish · A1 level

Simple Finnish

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  1. 1.

    HĂ€n suunnitteli kuuluisia rakennuksia Barcelonaan.

    He designed famous buildings in Barcelona.

  2. 2.

    Sagrada Família on hÀnen kuuluisin työnsÀ.

    Sagrada FamĂ­lia is his most famous work.

  3. 3.

    SiinÀ on 14 tornia ja kauniit koristukset.

    It has 14 towers and beautiful decorations.

  4. 4.

    Papa vihkii Sagrada Famílian kesÀkuussa.

    The Pope will consecrate Sagrada FamĂ­lia in June.

  5. 5.

    GaudĂ­ syntyi Reusissa vuonna 1852.

    GaudĂ­ was born in Reus in 1852.

  6. 6.

    HĂ€n opiskeli arkkitehtuuria Barcelonassa.

    He studied architecture in Barcelona.

  7. 7.

    GaudĂ­ sai inspiraatiota luonnosta ja uskonnosta.

    GaudĂ­ found inspiration in nature and religion.

  8. 8.

    HÀnen töitÀÀn voi nÀhdÀ yhÀ Barcelonassa.

    His works can still be seen in Barcelona.

Key Words

Word English
kuolla
kuoli
to die
died
suunnitella
suunnitteli
to design
designed
rakennus
rakennuksia
building
buildings
tornit
torni
towers
tower (singular nominative)
syntyÀ
syntyi
to be born
was born
nÀhdÀ
voi nÀhdÀ
to see
can be seen

0. Antoni GaudĂ­ kuoli 100 vuotta sitten.

This sentence uses the past tense (imperfekti) of the verb 'kuolla' (to die). In Finnish, the past tense is formed by adding '-i' to the verb stem. Here, 'kuol-' + '-i' = 'kuoli'. This tense is used to describe completed actions in the past. For example, 'HÀn söi' (He ate) or 'He matkustivat' (They traveled).

1. HĂ€n suunnitteli kuuluisia rakennuksia Barcelonaan.

The verb 'suunnitella' (to design) is in the past tense ('suunnitteli'). The object 'rakennuksia' (buildings) is in the partitive plural case, which is used here because the buildings are not specified or quantified. The partitive plural is formed by adding '-a/-Ă€' to the stem, depending on vowel harmony. For example, 'kirja' (book) becomes 'kirjoja' (books).

5. GaudĂ­ syntyi Reusissa vuonna 1852.

The verb 'syntyÀ' (to be born) is in the past tense ('syntyi'). The place name 'Reus' is in the inessive case ('Reusissa'), which indicates location inside a place. The inessive case is formed by adding '-ssa/-ssÀ' to the word. For example, 'koulu' (school) becomes 'koulussa' (in the school). This case is commonly used with cities, countries, and buildings.

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