No. 721 in Finnish
hinnat
Prices.
In a sentence
Hinnat kaupoissa nousivat viime viikolla.
The prices in stores increased last week.
The word 'hinnat' is used as the plural subject of the sentence, referring to multiple prices at stores.
Olemme huomanneet, että hinnat vaihtelevat usein.
We have noticed that prices often vary.
The word 'hinnat' is used as the plural subject of the sentence, indicating variability in prices.
Hän vertaili eri tuotteiden hintoja löytääkseen parhaat hinnat.
He compared the prices of different products to find the best prices.
The word 'hinnat' is used here to refer specifically to the best available prices, showcasing a comparative context.
Hinnat ovat nousseet tänä vuonna.
Prices have risen this year.
Here, 'hinnat' serves as the plural form of the noun 'hinta,' used as the subject of the sentence, referring to 'prices.'
Tarkistimme kaupan hinnat ennen ostoksille menoa.
We checked the store’s prices before going shopping.
In this context, 'hinnat' is used in an accusative case as a plural noun, meaning 'prices,' to denote the object of checking.
Eri kaupoissa hinnat voivat vaihdella paljon.
Prices can vary greatly in different stores.
The word 'hinnat' again serves as the plural noun for 'prices,' and is the subject here, emphasizing variability across different locations.
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