Työllistitte

Työllistitte is a Finnish word that translates to "employed" or "hired" in English, often used in the past tense. It refers to the state of having found employment or having been offered a job. The word is derived from the verb "työllistää," which means to employ or to hire. Therefore, "työllistitte" signifies that an action of employment or hiring has been completed.

In Finnish grammar, "työllistitte" is the second-person plural past tense form of the verb. This means it is used when referring to the action of employing or hiring that was performed by "you" (plural). For instance, one might say "Te työllistitte minut" which translates to "You (plural) employed me." Alternatively, it can be used to describe the state of being employed. If a group of people were hired for a project, one might say "He työllistitte projektin" meaning "They employed the project," although this usage is less common.

The context in which "työllistitte" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning. It can appear in formal employment contracts, discussions about job creation, or casual conversations about career paths. The word emphasizes the successful completion of an employment arrangement from the perspective of the employer. Understanding its grammatical form and common usage provides insight into Finnish employment terminology.