Sanottaisiin
Sanottaisiin is a Finnish verb form derived from sanoa (to say). It represents the present conditional mood in the passive voice, and it translates roughly as "would be said" or "would be told." The form is impersonal, not marking a specific subject or person, and it is commonly used to express hypothetical statements, reported speech in conditional contexts, or hedging in discourse.
- Sanottaisiin is the passive conditional form of sanoa. It is used when the statement is framed
- It often appears in sentences that present what someone might say under certain conditions, or in
- The form is typically used in clauses introduced by että or in standalone statements about what
- Sanottaisiin, että tilanne on hallinnassa. (It would be said that the situation is under control.)
- Sanottaisiinko, että tässä on ratkaisu? (Would one say that here is the solution?)
- Uutisissa sanottaisiin, että vahinkoja on sattunut. (In the news it would be said that damages have
- Sanottiin is the past passive form meaning "it was said," used to report a definite, known
- Sanoisi is the active conditional form meaning "would say" by a definite subject.
- Sanottaisiinko is the interrogative passive conditional form, used to pose a hedged or uncertain question.