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No. 655 in Finnish

maaliskuussa

"In March."

In a sentence

  • Maaliskuussa sää alkaa lämmetä.

    In March, the weather starts to warm up.

    The word 'maaliskuussa' in this sentence is used as a temporal marker indicating the time frame during which the weather starts to warm up.

  • On tärkeää suunnitella puutarhan hoito maaliskuussa.

    It is important to plan garden care in March.

    Here, 'maaliskuussa' specifies the period when it is ideal or recommended to plan garden care.

  • Maaliskuussa näemme usein kevään ensimmäiset merkit.

    In March, we often see the first signs of spring.

    In this sentence, 'maaliskuussa' situates the observation of spring's first signs within the time frame of the month of March.

  • Maaliskuussa päivät alkavat pidentyä.

    In March, the days start to lengthen.

    Here, 'maaliskuussa' is used as a temporal adverb to specify the time frame when the events occur, showing the month of March as the context.

  • Suomen sää voi olla vaihteleva maaliskuussa.

    The weather in Finland can be variable in March.

    In this sentence, 'maaliskuussa' denotes the time during which the arrival or occurrence of the stated weather variability is described.

  • Hän suunnitteli lomamatkan maaliskuussa.

    She planned the vacation trip in March.

    'Maaliskuussa' is used here to indicate the specific time when the action of planning took place, which is during March.

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