No. 361 in Finnish
helsingissä
"In Helsinki."
In a sentence
Asun Helsingissä.
I live in Helsinki.
Refers to the location where the subject resides.
Tapasimme ystäväni kanssa Helsingissä.
I met my friend in Helsinki.
Refers to the city where the meeting occurred.
Helsingissä on kaunis sää tänään.
The weather is beautiful in Helsinki today.
Indicates the place pertaining to the weather condition.
Asun Helsingissä.
I live in Helsinki.
Helsingissä indicates location (in Helsinki) using the inessive case.
Olen käynyt Helsingissä monta kertaa.
I have visited Helsinki many times.
Helsingissä is used to specify the location of visits, employing the inessive case for a completed action.
Tapaamme ystäviä Helsingissä huomenna.
We will meet friends in Helsinki tomorrow.
Helsingissä specifies where the planned meeting will take place, using the inessive case for a future intent.
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