Suoritellaan

"Suoritellaan" is a Finnish verb in the imperative mood, derived from the verb *suorittaa*, which means "to carry out," "to perform," or "to execute." The phrase is commonly used in Finnish to instruct someone to proceed with a task or action. It is often employed in both formal and informal contexts, such as in workplaces, educational settings, or everyday conversations.

The word *suoritellaan* is a second-person plural imperative form, meaning it addresses multiple people directly. For example, in a meeting or group setting, someone might say, "Suoritellaan seuraava vaihe," which translates to "Let’s proceed with the next step." This form encourages collective action and collaboration.

In Finnish grammar, imperatives are used to give commands or make requests. The verb *suorittaa* itself is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object to complete its meaning. For instance, "suorittaa tehtävä" means "to complete a task." The imperative form *suoritellaan* is a plural version of the second-person singular imperative *suorita*, which would be used when addressing a single person.

The phrase is widely understood across Finland and is a practical example of how Finnish utilizes imperative moods to convey instructions clearly and concisely. It reflects the language’s efficiency and directness in communication.