Pääsetkö
Pääsetkö is a Finnish question form derived from the verb päästä, meaning to be able to get through, reach, or enter. It is used to ask someone whether they can do or achieve something, or whether they can reach a place or state, and it is common in everyday spoken Finnish.
Grammatically, pääset is the second-person singular present indicative of päästä, and the suffix -kö is a question
Usage and nuance: Pääsetkö is typically used in informal or conversational contexts. It conveys permission, ability,
Variant forms include other persons and tenses, such as pääsekseni (I wonder if I can get through)
See also: päästä (to get through, to reach, to enter), question particles in Finnish (kö/ko).