Haluamos

Haluamos is a Finnish term that translates to "we want" or "we desire" in English. It is a common and versatile word used in everyday conversation, expressing a wish, intention, or demand. The verb "haluta" (to want) is conjugated to the first-person plural form "haluamme" to create "haluamos." This phrase can be used in a wide range of contexts, from simple personal desires to collective aspirations.

For example, "Haluamos mennä elokuviin" means "We want to go to the movies," expressing a group's desire for an activity. On a larger scale, "Haluamos parempaa tulevaisuutta" translates to "We want a better future," indicating a collective aspiration for societal improvement. The term's directness and clarity make it a fundamental part of expressing needs and goals within the Finnish language. Its usage is not limited to positive desires; it can also be used to express dissatisfaction or a demand for change. Understanding "haluamos" is key to grasping the nuances of expressing collective volition in Finnish.