Harjoitutte

Harjoitutte is a Finnish word that translates to "you practice" or "you are practicing" in English. It is the second-person plural present indicative form of the verb "harjoitella," which means "to practice" or "to train." This grammatical form is used when addressing two or more people directly, or when referring to a group of people as the subject of the verb in a general sense.

For example, if a teacher is instructing a group of students, they might say "Te harjoitutte lisää" which means "You all practice more." Similarly, in a more general context, one might observe a sports team and comment "He harjoitutte hyvin" meaning "They practice well." The word emphasizes the active engagement in an activity with the intention of improving skills or knowledge. The usage of "harjoitutte" is common in everyday Finnish conversation, as well as in educational and professional settings where training and skill development are discussed. It is a fundamental part of Finnish verb conjugation and understanding its meaning is crucial for comprehending spoken and written Finnish.