Tarjottuaan

Tarjottuaan is a Finnish verb that translates to "to be offered" or "to be presented" in English. It is a passive form of the verb "tarjota," which means "to offer" or "to present." The verb "tarjottuaan" is used to describe an action where something is offered or presented to someone, often in a formal or ceremonial context.

The verb "tarjottuaan" is typically used in the past tense to indicate that an offering or presentation has already taken place. For example, "Kahvit tarjottuaan, puhuimme pitkään" translates to "After the coffee was offered, we talked for a long time." In this sentence, the coffee was presented to the speaker and the person they were talking to.

The passive form of "tarjottuaan" is "tarjottavaksi." This form is used to indicate that something is being offered or presented as a future action. For example, "Lounas tarjottavaksi, istuimme pöydän ääreen" translates to "When lunch was offered, we sat down at the table." In this sentence, the lunch is being presented as a future action.

The verb "tarjottuaan" is commonly used in formal and ceremonial contexts, such as weddings, birthdays, and other special occasions. It is also used in business and professional settings to indicate that something is being offered or presented as part of a formal agreement or contract.