Saavuttavatko

Saavuttavatko is a Finnish verb form used to pose a yes‑no question about whether a subject will reach or achieve something. It is the present tense, third person plural form of saavuttaa, which means to reach or to achieve. In Finnish, the question marker -ko (or -kö after a vowel) is added to the main verb to create a question, so saavuttavatko translates roughly as “do they reach/achieve…?”

The form combines the present tense stem saavuttavat with the question particle -ko. The subject may follow the verb or be omitted if clear from context, for example: Saavuttavatko he tavoitteensa? or Saavuttavatko tavoitteensa he? The construction is common in everyday speech as well as in journalism, analysis, and formal discussion.

Examples of usage include: Saavuttavatko he tavoitteensa tänä vuonna? and Saavuttavatko nämä kampanjat toivottuja vaikutuksia? The phrase is neutral in tone and does not itself express certainty or doubt, but it often signals inquiry or evaluation of likelihood regarding future outcomes.

In Finnish grammar, saavuta-tta-ttavatko reflects standard present-tense agreement for third-person plural and the typical question formation with -ko. It is most commonly used when discussing plans, forecasts, performance, or progress toward goals, across contexts such as education, business, sports, and politics.