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No. 370 in Finnish

huolissaan

Worried.

In a sentence

  • Äiti on huolissaan lapsensa terveydestä.

    The mother is worried about her child's health.

    In this sentence, the word 'huolissaan' is used in the context of expressing concern for someone else's well-being.

  • Olen hieman huolissaan tulevasta säästä.

    I am somewhat concerned about the upcoming weather.

    'Huolissaan' here indicates a measure of personal concern regarding future events.

  • He ovat aina huolissaan muiden mielipiteistä.

    They are always anxious about the opinions of others.

    In this case, 'huolissaan' is describing an ongoing state of worry related to others' views.

  • Hän on huolissaan ystävänsä terveydestä.

    He is concerned about his friend's health.

    The word 'huolissaan' here indicates a personal concern or worry someone feels about a specific situation involving another person, expressed in a standard sentence structure using 'on huolissaan'.

  • Me olemme kaikki huolissamme tulevaisuudesta.

    We are all worried about the future.

    Here, 'huolissamme' reflects a collective or mutual concern about a more abstract concept, with the possessive suffix adapted to match 'we'.

  • Oletko sinä huolissasi tästä ongelmasta?

    Are you worried about this problem?

    In this sentence, 'huolissasi' is used in an interrogative form to inquire about someone's current state of concern, applying the possessive suffix for 'you'.

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