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missä, minun, sinun

Location and ownership

Location and ownership

asks where something is. , , and are useful place words. The inside-location ending is -ssa/-ssä: , . Finnish endings follow vowel harmony: back vowels , , take endings; front vowels , , take endings. Words with only and normally take front endings.

The genitive commonly ends in -n: , . Ownership pronouns are , , , , , . Standard Finnish adds a possessive ending too: , , , , , . In , no noun follows and no possessive ending is added.

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FormExampleMeaning
Where is the café?
Aino lives in the house.
This is Aino’s house.
This is my house.
This is your house.
This is our house.
This is your house (plural).
Nöpö is downstairs.
  • Missä kahvila on?Where is the café?

  • Aino asuu talossa.Aino lives in the house.

  • Tämä on Ainon talo.This is Aino’s house.

  • Tämä on minun taloni.This is my house.

  • Tämä on sinun talosi.This is your house.

  • Tämä on meidän talomme.This is our house.

  • Tämä on teidän talonne.This is your house (plural).

  • Nöpö on alhaalla.Nöpö is downstairs.

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