jaksoittaisiin

Jaksoittaisiin is a Finnish verb form derived from the noun jakso, which means "episode" or "period". The word itself is the conditional, second‑person plural of the verb "jaksoittaa". In usage it expresses the idea of would make or are going to produce/produce episodes, as in a television series. For example, one could say: "Jokainen kausi jaksoittaisiin viimeistään kuukauden kuluttua," meaning "Each season would be produced by the end of the month."

The construction is built on the suffix -aisiin, which creates a hypothetical or future‑conditional mood. It typically appears in formal or narrative contexts, especially in schedules, planning documents, or media guidelines. In everyday speech Finnish speakers usually use simpler forms such as "tehdään" (do) or "tuodaan" (bring), but in legal or contractual texts the conditional form provides clarity about intended actions.

Jaksoittaisiin should not be confused with the noun "jaksoittita" (equipment used for broadcasting) or the slang "jakso" meaning battle. The term is specialized and mainly found in Finnish media industry literature, production manuals, and Finnish law that governs broadcasting. It remains a precise way to state that episodes are scheduled, planned, or intended to be produced, emphasizing the conditional nature of the act.