Opimme

Opimme is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Finnish verb oppia, meaning “we learn.” It is used to indicate that the speaker and others are engaging in the act of learning or acquiring new knowledge or skills.

Grammatically, oppia is an irregular verb in Finnish. Its present tense forms are: minä opin, sinä opit, hän oppii, me opimme, te opitte, he oppivat. The suffix -mme marks the first-person plural. The form opimme should not be confused with its infinitive oppia or other conjugations that refer to different subjects.

In everyday use, opimme appears in statements about learning processes, whether in education, work, or casual contexts. Examples include: Me opimme uutta joka päivä. (We learn something new every day.) Me opimme yhdessä projektin aikana. (We learn together during the project.) It can also appear in subordinate clauses, such as: Me opimme, että asiat voivat muuttua. (We learned that things can change.)

Related Finnish terms include oppiminen (the act or process of learning), oppija (learner), and oppimateriaali (learning material). The word opimme is primarily a verb form and does not function as a stand-alone noun; its meaning is derived from the act of learning by the subject in question.