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euroa, senttiä

Understand prices and simple objects

Understand prices and simple objects

Tens are ; one hundred is . Add the unit directly: . Prices use , but . Say for €2.10.

An object is what an action affects. Finnish uses partitive for an amount, an unfinished action or a negative action: , . A complete single object often has -n: . A short ordering list can use the basic name for a whole item: . The contrast will be recycled later.

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FormExampleMeaning
Two euros, please.
Ten cents.
How much does coffee cost?
A roll costs sixty cents.
Tea without sugar.
I take the bill.
I do not take the bill.
Ten plus twenty is thirty.
  • Kaksi euroa, kiitos.Two euros, please.

  • Kymmenen senttiä.Ten cents.

  • Paljonko kahvi maksaa?How much does coffee cost?

  • Sämpylä maksaa kuusikymmentä senttiä.A roll costs sixty cents.

  • Tee ilman sokeria.Tea without sugar.

  • Otan laskun.I take the bill.

  • En ota laskua.I do not take the bill.

  • Kymmenen ja kaksikymmentä on kolmekymmentä.Ten plus twenty is thirty.

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