kääntyykääntää

The Finnish verb "kääntyy" is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb "kääntyä". "Kääntyä" is a reflexive verb that translates to "to turn oneself", "to turn around", or "to change direction". It can also be used to express a shift in opinion or a change in circumstances. For example, "Hän kääntyy" can mean "He/she turns around" or "He/she changes their mind".

The verb "kääntää" is the base form of the verb meaning "to turn" (something), "to translate", or "to invert". It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. For instance, "Hän kääntää sivua" means "He/she turns a page". In the context of languages, "kääntää" means "to translate". So, "Hän kääntää kirjaa" could mean "He/she is translating a book".

The distinction between "kääntyä" and "kääntää" lies in their transitivity and the direction of the action. "Kääntyä" describes a reflexive action or a change in state, while "kääntää" describes an action performed on an object. The conjugation of these verbs follows standard Finnish grammar rules. Understanding this difference is crucial for accurate comprehension and usage of Finnish.