Saavutatte

Saavutatte is a Finnish verb in the second person plural present tense. It translates to "you (plural) achieve" or "you (plural) attain" in English. This form is used when addressing two or more people and referring to an action or state of accomplishment that is currently happening or is generally true for them. The infinitive form of the verb is "saavuttaa," which means "to achieve" or "to attain." The root of the verb relates to reaching or arriving at a goal or destination. The ending "-tte" is the standard second-person plural present tense marker in Finnish verbs. Therefore, when a Finnish speaker says "saavutatte," they are referring to the collective achievement or attainment of a group of people. The context in which "saavutatte" is used will determine the specific nuance of the achievement, whether it's a tangible success, a personal growth, or reaching a certain understanding.