Vaikeampia

Vaikeampia is a Finnish word that translates to "harder" or "more difficult" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "vaikea," which means "difficult" or "hard." This word is used to express a greater degree of difficulty when comparing two or more situations, tasks, or concepts.

For instance, one might say "Tämä tehtävä on vaikeampi kuin edellinen" which translates to "This task is harder than the previous one." The word "vaikeampia" is the plural form of "vaikeampi," meaning "harder" or "more difficult" when referring to multiple items or situations. For example, "Nämä ongelmat ovat vaikeampia kuin ne olivat eilen" means "These problems are harder than they were yesterday."

The usage of "vaikeampia" is common in everyday Finnish conversation and writing, enabling speakers to make nuanced comparisons about the level of challenge encountered. It is a fundamental part of expressing degrees of difficulty within the Finnish language.