No. 379 in Finnish
muutoksia
"Changes"
In a sentence
Olen huomannut muutoksia käytöksessäsi viime aikoina.
I have noticed changes in your behavior recently.
In this sentence, 'muutoksia' is the plural partitive form of the noun 'muutos,' functioning as the object of the action 'huomannut,' indicating changes being noticed.
Organisaatio tekee muutoksia toimintatavoissaan.
The organization is making changes to its practices.
Here, 'muutoksia' is used similarly in the plural partitive form, now indicating changes being implemented.
Muutoksia saattaa olla odotettavissa tulevaisuudessa.
Changes may be expected in the future.
In this sentence, 'muutoksia' refers to potential changes, again in the partitive plural form to signify multiple, unspecified changes.
Olemme tehneet muutoksia suunnitelmiin.
We have made changes to the plans.
The word 'muutoksia' is used to denote plural changes, indicating modifications or alterations that have been applied.
Organisaatio tarvitsee muutoksia pysyäkseen kilpailukykyisenä.
The organization needs changes to stay competitive.
Here, 'muutoksia' functions as a plural object of the verb 'tarvitsee', showing that changes are required.
Muutoksia tapahtuu usein, kun kehitystä halutaan edistää.
Changes often occur when development is desired.
In this sentence, 'muutoksia' refers to the changes that happen, conveying occurrences or events involving modifications.
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