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No. 678 in Finnish

suomalaisia

"Suomalaisia" means "Finnish people" or "Finns" in English.

In a sentence

  • Suomalaisia pidetään ystävällisinä ihmisinä.

    Finnish people are considered friendly.

    'Suomalaisia' is used as a plural form referring to people from Finland, specifically as the object of the verb, indicating a characteristic attributed to them.

  • Täällä asuu paljon suomalaisia.

    Many Finnish people live here.

    'Suomalaisia' is used as a plural partitive case, indicating an undefined amount of Finnish people living in the specified location.

  • Suomalaisia tuotteita arvostetaan ympäri maailmaa.

    Finnish products are appreciated around the world.

    'Suomalaisia' is used as an adjective form in the plural to describe Finnish products, showing national origin.

  • Suomalaisia asuu Suomessa.

    Finnish people live in Finland.

    Here, 'suomalaisia' serves as the object and refers to Finnish people collectively.

  • Tapasin suomalaisia puistossa.

    I met Finnish people in the park.

    In this context, 'suomalaisia' acts as the object of the verb 'met' and indicates partitive plural of Finnish people.

  • Pidän suomalaisia ahkerina.

    I consider Finnish people hardworking.

    This sentence uses 'suomalaisia' as part of the object complement structure to describe the Finnish people.

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