Tykkäsitkö

"Tykkäsitkö" is a Finnish word that translates directly to "did you like it?" or "did you enjoy it?". It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "tykätä", which means to like or to be fond of something. The ending "-sitkö" indicates a question posed to a single person, referring to an action or event that has already occurred.

This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversation in Finland to inquire about someone's opinion or experience. For example, if someone has just watched a movie, attended an event, or tasted a new dish, a natural follow-up question would be "Tykkäsitkö siitä?" (Did you like it?). It can also be used in a broader sense, asking about someone's general feelings towards something, such as a place or a hobby. The phrase is informal and friendly, reflecting a common way Finns seek feedback and gauge enjoyment. Understanding "tykkäsitkö" provides insight into the Finnish language's structure for forming past tense questions directed at an individual.