jäämme
Jäämme is the first-person plural present tense form of the Finnish verb jäädä, meaning to stay or remain. As a present-tense form, it typically translates to “we stay,” but in Finnish the present can also convey near-future meaning, so jäämme can also express “we will stay” depending on the context. The form is built from the stem jää- plus the 1st-person plural ending -mme.
In usage, jäädä forms are employed to indicate staying in a place, remaining in a situation, or
- Me jäämme tänne koko viikonlopun. (We will stay here the whole weekend.)
- Jäämmekö odottamaan vastausta? (Shall we wait for a response?)
- Hän sanoi, että he jäävät vielä hetkeksi. (He said that they will stay a little longer.)
Jäädä belongs to the class of Finnish -dä verbs, and jäämme is one of several present-tense forms
Jäämme serves a common, versatile role in Finnish, signaling ongoing or planned presence in a location or