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Forwarded from ะะปะฐะดะฑะธัะต ะฒะพัะพะฒะฐะฝะฝะพะณะพ ัะฒะพััะตััะฒะฐ (แดสษชแดษด.)
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๐ซ๐ฎ Finnish language has interesting ways of expressing possession.
First, to express, for example, "I have a house" you say "Minulla on talo" which literally translates as "The house is at me" rather than "I have a house" or "The house is mine".
Second, to say "My house" there at least 4 valid ways to express it varying by informality and subtleness:
1. "Minun taloni"
2. "Mun talo"
3. "Minun talo"
4. "Taloni"
I personally like "Taloni" as it feels the cleanest. The possessive suffix -ni specific to the "I (Minรค)" pronoun makes everything else kinda redundant.
First, to express, for example, "I have a house" you say "Minulla on talo" which literally translates as "The house is at me" rather than "I have a house" or "The house is mine".
Second, to say "My house" there at least 4 valid ways to express it varying by informality and subtleness:
1. "Minun taloni"
2. "Mun talo"
3. "Minun talo"
4. "Taloni"
I personally like "Taloni" as it feels the cleanest. The possessive suffix -ni specific to the "I (Minรค)" pronoun makes everything else kinda redundant.
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