Originally Posted by basurero
A verb can become nominal, meaning it is considered to be a noun. This is called infinitive in Finnish.
an example of the 4th infinitive:
laulaa (to sing) -> laulaminen (singing, generally: "I like singing")
Originally Posted by basurero
A verb can become nominal, meaning it is considered to be a noun. This is called infinitive in Finnish.
an example of the 4th infinitive:
laulaa (to sing) -> laulaminen (singing, generally: "I like singing")
I'm but a beginner in Russian, so please correct me.
However, I'm supposed to be good in English, so if you correct me there, I become very angry! Grr!
And if you, for some reason, need help in Finnish, I'm glad to help.
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