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No. 355 in Finnish

tule

The Finnish word "tule" is the imperative or singular second-person form of the verb "tulla," meaning "come."

In a sentence

  • Tule tänne nopeasti!

    Come here quickly!

    Here, 'tule' is the imperative form of the verb 'tulla' (to come), used to give a direct command.

  • Haluaisin tietää, tuleeko hän mukaan.

    I would like to know if he/she will join.

    In this sentence, 'tuleeko' is the interrogative form of the verb 'tulla' (to come), used when forming a question.

  • Anna asioiden tulla luonnollisesti.

    Let things come naturally.

    Here, 'tulla' in its infinitive form 'tulla' is used as part of a broader expression.

  • Tule tänne nyt.

    Come here now.

    Here, 'tule' is the imperative form of the verb 'tulla' (to come), used to give a command or request.

  • Kun lämpötila laskee, ja jäätä alkaa tule.

    When the temperature drops, ice starts to form.

    In this context, 'tule' is part of the expression, transformed from 'tulla' to indicate the emergence of ice.

  • Älä anna sen tule ongelmaksi.

    Do not let it become a problem.

    Here, 'tule' is used in a conditional sense, pointing to 'becoming' something in a specific scenario.

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