Teleoperaattoriin

Teleoperaattoriin is the illative case form of teleoperaattori, the Finnish word for a telecommunications operator. In Finnish, the illative marks direction toward or into something and is commonly used with verbs that describe movement toward, joining, contacting, or engaging with an entity. The stem teleoperaattori ends with a vowel, so the illative suffix -in attaches, yielding teleoperaattoriin (note the double i in written form).

In usage, teleoperaattoriin appears after verbs such as siirtyä (to switch to), liittyä (to join), ottaa yhteyttä (to contact), and tehdä sopimus teleoperaattoriin (to make an agreement with a telecom operator). For example: Asiakas siirtyi teleoperaattoriin. Ota yhteyttä teleoperaattoriin saadaksesi lisätietoja. Hän liittyi teleoperaattoriin palvelun aktivoimiseksi. These constructions show how the illative marks the target or recipient of the action.

The form is part of ordinary Finnish grammar and is frequently encountered in consumer communications, customer service texts, and market discussions involving telecom operators. Related illative forms exist for other nouns (for example teleoperaattoreihin in plural). Understanding teleoperaattoriin helps interpret sentences that describe actions directed at a specific operator.