เร ยนภาษาฟ นแลนด บทท 6 ตอนเด ยวจบ Missa Mista Mihin Monikko Missä mistä mihin. as mentioned above, finnish has 6 location cases. above, we’ve only looked at two: the – ssa and – lla forms. both of those refer to a static location. in addition, finnish has a separate case that refers to movement towards a location, as well as a case for movement away from a location. this means that “in the. Mistä, missä, mihin. all 3 of those words mean "where". however they are all different. let's take them one at a time. this typically means "from where". for example: mistä tulet? means where do you come from? and remember, if you're asked a question that starts with the word mistä, then your answer should end with the suffix sta stä.
Finlandianoestatanlejos Mihin Missг Mistг Illatiivi Inessiivi Y Where out of, away from; where from which. mistä: sta stä; mistä: lta ltä. the man goes into the building. mies menee taloon. the man goes to the terrace. mies menee terassille. the man is in the building. Movement towards a farther away location can be expressed using the mihin forms of the comparative and superlative. we can express that someone goes to a far away place (kauas), a second person moves even farther away (kauemmas), and a third person moves the farthest away of all (kauimmas). missä. mistä. mihin. The use of the illative case (mihin, s mihin) 2.1. when saying to or into. the illative case has several different looking endings (see section 3 below), but the meaning is usually quite clear: it means a movement into something or towards something or somewhere. in english you usually use “to” or “into”. In this video lesson i'll be teaching you three common question words in finnish: missä mihin mistä ? i'm mainly focusing on the meaning of these questio.
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