Tiedotitte

Tiedotitte is a Finnish finite verb form. It is the second-person plural past tense of the verb tiedottaa, which means to inform or to announce. The form is used when the subject of the sentence is you (te) in plural.

Etymology and form: tiedotitte is derived from tiedottaa with the past tense suffix that marks the second-person plural. It appears in written and spoken Finnish as part of standard tense and mood usage, and it contrasts with tiedotimme (we informed) and tiedottivat (they informed).

Usage: Tiedotitte is typically found in contexts where information is being communicated to others, such as official statements, press communications, or records of past actions. It is transitive and commonly takes a direct or indirect object describing what was informed about, for example changes, dates, or procedures.

Examples: Te tiedotitte osallistujille muutoksista. This sentence shows how the form indicates that you, as a group, informed participants about changes.

See also: tiedottaa, tiedotus, tiedote, tiedotustilaisuus. These related terms cover the act of informing, sources of information, and formal information events.

Notes: Tiedotitte is one of several person-number conjugations in Finnish verbs and is mainly used in contexts where multiple people are identified as the subject performing the informing. In everyday speech, speakers may use other persons or numbers, such as tiedotit (you informed, singular) or tiedotti (he/she informed).