Ystävällisemmät

Ystävällisemmät is a Finnish word, the comparative form of the adjective "ystävällinen." In English, "ystävällinen" translates to friendly, and thus "ystävällisemmät" means "friendlier" or "more friendly." This form is used when comparing two or more things or people to indicate that one possesses a greater degree of friendliness than another.

The word is used in various contexts. For example, one might describe a new acquaintance as "ystävällisemmät" than a previous one, or a particular service as providing "ystävällisemmät" interactions. The grammatical structure of the sentence will dictate whether "ystävällisemmät" is used as a predicative adjective (e.g., "He ovat ystävällisemmät" - They are friendlier) or as part of a comparative construction (e.g., "Tämä koira on ystävällisemmät kuin tuo" - This dog is friendlier than that one).

In Finnish grammar, the comparative form is typically created by adding "-mpi" to the stem of the adjective. For "ystävällinen," the stem is "ystävällise-," and adding "-mmät" (the plural form of the comparative suffix) results in "ystävällisemmät." The singular comparative form is "ystävällisempi." The plural form is used when referring to multiple entities being friendlier. The concept of "ystävällisemmät" is a common way to express degrees of positive social interaction in the Finnish language.