ammatteissa

The Finnish word "ammatteissa" is the plural partitive case of "ammatti," meaning profession or occupation. Therefore, "ammatteissa" translates to "in professions" or "in occupations." It is commonly used in contexts discussing employment, careers, or the workforce in Finland. For example, one might hear or read about people working in various "ammatteissa" or discussions about training for specific "ammatteissa." The word signifies the state of being engaged in a particular job or line of work. It can also be used to refer to a collection of different jobs or professions. When discussing statistics related to employment, the phrase "eri ammatteissa" (in different professions) is frequently encountered. The concept of "ammatteissa" is central to understanding the Finnish labor market and individual career paths. It is a fundamental term in everyday Finnish conversation when talking about what people do for a living. The plural partitive form is used because it often refers to an unspecified number or group of professions, or when the professions are the object of a verb or preposition that requires the partitive case.