Katkaisitte

Katkaisitte is a Finnish term that translates to "you broke" or "you snapped" in English. It is the past tense plural form of the verb "katkaista," which means to break, snap, or sever. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, "katkaisitte" might refer to a physical action. For example, if two people were attempting to break a stick together and they both pulled, one might say "katkaisitte sen" (you broke it). It can also describe a situation where something has been severed, such as a rope or a connection.

Figuratively, "katkaisitte" can describe the act of ending a relationship, a conversation, or a plan. For instance, if a group of friends decided to stop talking to each other, one might say "katkaisitte välit" (you broke ties). Similarly, if an argument led to the termination of negotiations, one could say "katkaisitte neuvottelut" (you broke off the negotiations). The term implies a decisive action that brings something to an end. The specific meaning is usually understood from the surrounding context in which the word is used.