kuunnettavan

Kuunnettavan is a Finnish word that translates to "listenable" or "audible" in English. It is derived from the verb "kuunnella," meaning "to listen." The word describes something that can be heard, or something that is of a quality that makes it suitable for listening. This can apply to a variety of contexts, from spoken words to music and other sounds.

The adjective "kuunnettavan" is often used to describe a piece of audio content, such as a podcast, radio program, or song. For example, one might say that a podcast is "kuunneltavan" if it is well-produced, engaging, and easy to follow aurally. Conversely, something that is difficult to hear, has poor sound quality, or is otherwise unpleasant to listen to might be described as not being "kuunneltavan."

Beyond media, "kuunnettavan" can also refer to the clarity or intelligibility of speech. If someone is speaking too softly or indistinctly, their words may not be "kuunneltavan." The word emphasizes the sensory experience of hearing and the potential for that experience to be positive or negative depending on the nature of the sound. In essence, "kuunnettavan" is a descriptor of the hearability and auditory quality of something.