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pääni on kipeä

Say how you feel

Say how you feel

Use or for my head hurts. Body-part nouns can take ownership endings: , , . With plural body parts, say .

means I feel unwell; means I feel better. uses an amount form. Distinguish (at home), (home as destination) and (from home). uses the negative auxiliary plus short stem and infinitive.

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FormExampleMeaning
My head hurts.
My ears hurt.
I have a fever.
I feel unwell.
I feel better.
I cannot come.
Stay at home.
I go home.
  • Pääni on kipeä.My head hurts.

  • Korvani ovat kipeät.My ears hurt.

  • Minulla on kuumetta.I have a fever.

  • Voin huonosti.I feel unwell.

  • Voin paremmin.I feel better.

  • En voi tulla.I cannot come.

  • Pysy kotona.Stay at home.

  • Minä menen kotiin.I go home.

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