Selityslauseet

Selityslauseet, also known as explanatory clauses or restrictive clauses, are subordinate clauses that provide additional information about a noun or pronoun in the main clause. They are essential for clarifying the meaning of a sentence by restricting or defining the noun they modify. Selityslauseet are typically introduced by relative pronouns such as "joka," "jolla," "jolla," "jolle," "jolta," "jolta," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle," "jolle