Sijoitatteko

Sijoitatteko is a Finnish verb phrase meaning “are you investing?” or “will you invest?” It is the interrogative form of the verb sijoittaa (to invest) in the second-person plural present tense. In Finnish, question forms are created by attaching the suffix -ko/-kö to the verb, and for the plural مخاط you form the question as sijoitatteko.

Grammar and formation: The base verb form for “you (all) invest” is sijoitatte. To turn this into a question, the -ko/-kö suffix is inserted after the verb stem, yielding sijoitatteko. The spelling respects vowel harmony and the clitic nature of the question particle. The corresponding singular informal question is sijoitatko?, while sijoitatteko is typically used when addressing multiple people or, in some contexts, a formal singular.

Usage: Sijoitatteko is common in discussions about personal or corporate finance, surveys, and opinion pieces where a group is being asked about investment choices. The tone remains neutral and direct, suitable for both everyday speech and formal writing. It can be used literally to inquire about actual investment activity or more broadly to prompt consideration of investment decisions.

Examples:

- Sijoitatteko rahaa osakkeisiin tänä vuonna? (Are you investing money in stocks this year?)

- Sijoitatteko mielellään pitkällä aikavälillä? (Would you invest preferably for the long term?)

Related forms: Sijoitatteko is the plural question form; the singular counterpart is sijoitatko? The verb sijoittaa appears in various tenses and moods, with the -ko/-kö suffix used to form questions in other persons as well.