Pystytkö
Pystytkö is a Finnish interrogative form that translates to “Are you able to?” or “Can you?” in English. It derives from the verb pystyä, meaning to be able or capable, and uses the second-person singular present tense with the question suffix -kö. The related present tense forms are pystyn (I am able), pystyt (you are able), pystyy (he/she/it is able), pystymme, pystytte, and pystyvät. When combined with an infinitive, pystytkö expresses the ability to perform the action described, as in pystytkö tehdä sen? (Are you able to do it?).
Usage and grammar: Pystytkö is commonly used in everyday Finnish to inquire about someone’s capability or permission
Cultural notes: In Finnish online culture and media, pystytkö is often encountered as a concise, attention-grabbing
See also: Finnish grammar, pystyä, Finnish verbs of ability.