Keräillään

Keräillään is a Finnish word that translates to "let's collect" or "we are collecting." It is a common verb form used in everyday conversation and writing in Finland. The word is derived from the verb "kerätä," which means "to collect" or "to gather." The "-ään" ending indicates a first-person plural imperative or a present tense active verb.

The usage of "keräillään" can be quite versatile. It can be used to suggest a group activity, such as collecting berries, mushrooms, or other items. For example, "Keräilläänkö marjoja huomenna?" translates to "Shall we collect berries tomorrow?" It can also be used to describe an ongoing action of collecting, such as "Lapset keräillään pihalta" meaning "The children are being collected from the yard."

In a broader sense, "keräillään" can also imply a more abstract form of gathering or accumulating, like collecting memories or information. The context of the sentence would determine the specific meaning. The word is a fundamental part of the Finnish language, reflecting the cultural appreciation for gathering and community activities. Its simple structure and common usage make it easily understood by Finnish speakers.