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No. 653 in Finnish

kuullaan

"Kuullaan" means "will be heard" or "let’s hear from each other" (depending on context).

In a sentence

  • Kuullaan myöhemmin!

    See you later!

    The word 'kuullaan' is used in the phrase as a short form of expressing 'Let's hear from each other later' but colloquially means 'see you later'.

  • Ensiksi kuullaan uutisia.

    First, we will hear news.

    Here, 'kuullaan' is used in a formal context indicating that news will be heard or transmitted shortly.

  • Kun palaveri alkaa, kuullaan avauspuhe.

    When the meeting begins, we will listen to the opening speech.

    In this sentence, 'kuullaan' emphasizes the act of hearing something specific arranged or scheduled, such as a speech or presentation.

  • Kuullaan taas ensi viikolla.

    Let's hear from each other again next week.

    'Kuullaan' here is used in its reciprocal form, implying mutual intention to communicate or hear from one another.

  • Jos kuullaan lintujen laulua, kevät on saapunut.

    If one hears birds singing, spring has arrived.

    Here 'kuullaan' is in a conditional mood (subjunctive), implying an occurrence of actively hearing, dependent on a condition.

  • Tärkeintä on, että kaikkia osapuolia kuullaan.

    The most important thing is that all parties are heard.

    In this passive form, 'kuullaan' indicates an action being received or experienced by the subject, emphasizing inclusivity or attention.

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