Käyttävätkö

Käyttävätkö is a Finnish word that translates to "do they use" or "are they using" in English. It is a question form of the verb "käyttää," which means "to use." The word "käyttävätkö" is formed by taking the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb, "käyttävät," and adding the interrogative particle "kö." This particle is attached to the end of the word to indicate that it is a question.

The word "käyttävätkö" can be used in a wide variety of contexts. For example, one might ask "Käyttävätkö he uutta ohjelmistoa?" which translates to "Are they using the new software?" Another example could be "Käyttävätkö lapset puhelimiaan liikaa?" meaning "Do the children use their phones too much?" The specific meaning and nuance of the question will depend on the surrounding words and the overall context of the conversation. It is a common and essential phrase in Finnish for asking about the usage of objects, tools, methods, or even abstract concepts. The grammatical structure of Finnish often places the interrogative particle at the end of the word that is being questioned, making "käyttävätkö" a clear indicator of an inquiry about the act of using something.