Unit I Part B: Structural Notes Flashcards

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I, you, he, she,

it, we, you, they

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minä, sina, hän, hän

se, me, te, he or ne

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I

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minä

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you

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sinä

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he, she

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hän

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it

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se

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we

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me

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You

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te

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they

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he, ne

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(colloquial) I, you

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ma, sa

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(colloquial) I

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ma

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(colloquial) you

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sa

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I reside

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minä asun

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you reside

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sinä asut

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he resides, she resides

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hän asuu

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we reside

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me asumme

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You reside

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te asutte

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they reside

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he asuvat

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What are the present tense affirmatives for “reside” for all personal pronouns?

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minä asun
sinä asut
hän asuu
me asumme
te asutte
he asuvat
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What are the two groups of cases?

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local and non-local

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what are the local cases?

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inessive, elative, illative, adessive, ablative, and allative

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what are the non-local cases?

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nominative, genitive, accusative, partitive, etc…

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which nominals appear in different cases?

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nouns, pronouns, adjectives, and numerals

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what is the nominative case?

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the basic word is in the nominative. It is the subject, actor, or name of something

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what is the genitive case?

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it indicates posession

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what is the acussative case?
it indicates that the nominative is the object or recipient of the action of the verb
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what is the partitive case?
it indicates only a part of the object
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what is the allative case?
it indicates "towards the surface of something" or "to the recipient of something"
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to me
minulle
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to you
sinulle
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to him, to her
hänelle
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to us
meille
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to You
teille
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to them
heille
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What are the allative cases for all personal pronouns?
minulle, sinulle, hänelle, meille, teille, heille
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(colloquial) to me
mulle
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(colloquial) to you
sulle
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What are the allative cases for the colloquial personal pronouns to me and to you?
mulle, sulle
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how are you?
mitä sinulle, teille kuuluu?
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I´m fine
minulle kuuluu hyvää
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this is for him, this is for her
tämä on hänelle
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who is this for?
kenelle tämä on?
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this is for you
tämä on teille
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what is the structure for using the allative case
add -lle to the end of a word
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what is the structure for using "to have"?
add -lla/llä + on + nominative
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I have
minulla on
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you have
sinulla on
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he has, she has
hänella on
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we have
meillä on
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You have
teillä on
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they have
heillä on
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what is the case structure for "don't have"?
add +lla/llä + ei ole + part
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I don't have
minulla ei ole
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you don't have
sinulla ei ole
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he doesn't have, she doesn't have
hänella ei ole
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we don't have
meillä ei ole
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You don't have
teillä ei ole
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they don't have
heillä ei ole
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what is the case structure for the question for of have?
add +onko +lla/llä +nominative
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do you have...?
onko sinulla...?
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does he have, does she have?
onko hänellä...?
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do You have...?
onko teillä...?
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do they have...?
onko heillä...?
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what is the case structure for "don't have?"?
add +eikö +lla/llä +ole +part
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you don't have...?
eikö sinulla ole...?
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he doesn't have, she doesn't have?
eikö hänellä ole...?
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You don't have...?
eikö teillä ole...?
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they don't have...?
eikö heillä ole...?
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mine
minun
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yours
sinun
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his, hers
hänen
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ours
meidän
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Yours
teidän
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theirs
heidän
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what are all the possessive pronouns?
minun, sinun, hänen, meidän, teidän, heidän
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whose?
kenen?
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what are the endings for possessive words?
-ni, -si, -nsa/nsä, -mme, nne, nsa
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my car
autoni
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your car
autosi
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his car, her car
autonsa/ä
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our car
automme
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Your car
autonne
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their car
autonsa
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I don't
minä en
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you don't
sinä et
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he doesn't, she doesn't
han ei
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we don't
me emme
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You don't
te ette
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they don't
he eivät
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not
ei
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where is the placement of not (ei) in a sentence?
before the main verb
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to be
olla
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I am
minä olen
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you are
sinä olet
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he is, she is
hän on
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we are
me olemme
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You are
te olette
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they are
he ovat
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(col.) I am
mä on
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(col.) you are
sä oot
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(col.) he is, she is
se on
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(col.) we are
me ollaan
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(col.) You are
te ootte
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(col.) they are
he on
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I am not
minä en ole
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you're not
sinä et ole
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he is not, she is not
hän ei ole
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we are not
me emme ole
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You are not
te ette ole
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they are not
he eivät ole
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(col.) I'm not
mä en oo
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(col.) you're not
sä et oo
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(col.) he is not, she is not
se ei oo
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(col.) we are not
me ei olla
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(col.) You are not
te ette oo
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(col.) they are not
ne ei oo
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am I?
olenko minä?
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are you?
oletko sinä?
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is he? is she?
onko hän?
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is it?
onko se?
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are we?
olemmeko me?
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are You?
oletteko te?
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are they?
ovatko he? ovatko ne?
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(col.) am I?
oonks mä?
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(col.) are you?
ooksä, ootsä?
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(col.) is he? is she? is it?
onkse?
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(col.) are we?
ollaanks me?
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(col.) are You?
ootteks te?
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(col.) are they?
onks ne?
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how is a "ko/kö" phrase formed?
verb + personal ending + ko/kö + subject
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would you like to sit?
haluaisitteko isua?
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wouldn't you like to sit?
ettekö haluaisi istua?
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is Pekka coming to school?
tuleeko Pekka kouluun?
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isn't Pekka coming to school?
eikö Pekka tule kouluun?
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are we going home?
menemmekö kottin?
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aren't we going home?
emmekö mene kotiin?
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wouldn't you like?
haluaisitteko?
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wouldn't?
ettekö?
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coming...?
tuleeko?
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isn't?
eikö...?
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are we going...?
menemmekö...?
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aren't we...?
emmekö...?
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how is a negatie-question phrase formed?
negative verb + personal ending + kö + subject + main verb
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we have...
meillä on...
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we don't (have)
ei ole
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yes they do
kyllä uskon
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no i don't
en usko
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yes they do
vielä
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not any more
eivät enää
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what words do you begin a question with?
with the words mikä, missä, miten, kuka...
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what?
mikä?
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where?
missä
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how?
miten?
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who?
kuka?
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what are 3 ways to form a question?
1. begin with an interrogative word 2. add the ko/kö suffix 3. add ko/kö to the first word of the question
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what is the word order in a sentence?
subject, verb, object
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Tehän olette armeijassa, eikö niin?
you're in the military aren't you?
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kiitos, siinähän se menee
not so bad, thanks
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olethan
yes you are
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what is the word order in ko/kö questions?
verb, subject, object
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what is the word order in normal questions?
interrogative word, subject, verb, object