Tulkkaa

Tulkkaa is the imperative form of the Finnish verb tulkita, meaning to interpret or translate. It is used to issue a direct instruction to translate a text or utterance, typically by a translator, teacher, or in language-learning materials.

In practice, tulkkaa can denote both translating from one language to another and interpreting meaning in context. The form appears in written instructions, subtitles, classroom exercises, and professional settings where a translator's action is requested.

Grammatical notes: tulkkaa is the second-person singular imperative of tulkita. Related terms include tulkkaus, the noun for interpretation or translation, and tulkinta, another noun related to interpretation. The verb tulkita broadly covers both translating and interpreting, depending on context.

Example: Tulkkaa tämä teksti ruotsiksi. In instructional material, this form may be used to illustrate the imperative mood in Finnish verbs and to practice translation tasks.