Katsojilla

Katsojilla is a Finnish word that translates to "by the viewers" or "for the viewers." It is the adessive plural form of the word "katsoja," which means "viewer" or "spectator." This grammatical form indicates that something is being done by, for, or in relation to a group of viewers.

In common usage, "katsojilla" often appears in contexts related to media, such as television, film, online videos, or live performances. For example, a television channel might announce a new program that is "made for the viewers" (katsojilla tehty), implying that it has been developed based on audience feedback or preferences. Similarly, a broadcaster might refer to viewer participation in a show, such as a poll or a call-in segment, as something done "with the viewers" (katsojilla yhdessä).

The word can also be used in a more general sense to describe actions or outcomes that are influenced by an audience. For instance, in a sporting event, a team's performance might be described as being inspired "by the spectators" (katsojilla kannustettuna). The specific nuance of "katsojilla" depends on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence. It highlights the role or presence of the viewing public in a particular situation.