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sataa, minun täytyy

Weather and necessity

Weather and necessity

Weather expressions often have no personal subject: , , . For a general temperature say , , or . Learn these complete weather patterns.

Necessity uses a genitive person and a fixed verb: , , , , , . The next verb is an infinitive: . There is no person ending on . Keep early and for past states; full weather-event past comes in module 9.

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FormExampleMeaning
It is raining outside.
It is windy outside.
The sun is shining.
I must go.
You must go.
We must go.
I must take an umbrella.
Tomorrow it will be cold.
  • Ulkona sataa.It is raining outside.

  • Ulkona tuulee.It is windy outside.

  • Aurinko paistaa.The sun is shining.

  • Minun täytyy mennä.I must go.

  • Sinun täytyy mennä.You must go.

  • Meidän täytyy mennä.We must go.

  • Minun täytyy ottaa sateenvarjo.I must take an umbrella.

  • Huomenna on kylmä.Tomorrow it will be cold.

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