työskentelisin

työskentelisin is the conditional form of the Finnish verb "työskennellä," which means "to work." In Finnish grammar, the conditional mood is used to express hypothetical situations, wishes, or polite requests. Therefore, "työskentelisin" translates to "I would work" in English.

This form is created by adding the suffix "-isi-" to the verb stem, followed by the personal ending for the first person singular, "-n." So, the stem of "työskennellä" is "työskentele-," to which "-isi-" and "-n" are added to form "työskentelisin."

The conditional mood is often employed in sentences that describe what a person would do under certain circumstances. For example, "Jos minulla olisi enemmän aikaa, työskentelisin mielelläni projektin parissa" translates to "If I had more time, I would gladly work on the project." It can also be used to make polite suggestions or requests. An example of this is "Työskentelisin mielelläni kanssasi" which means "I would gladly work with you," often implying a polite offer or willingness. Understanding the conditional mood, and specifically forms like "työskentelisin," is crucial for comprehending nuanced expressions in the Finnish language.