täytyykö

"Täytyykö" is a Finnish question word that translates to "must" or "should" in English. It is used to express necessity, obligation, or advisability. The word is derived from the verb "täyttää," which means "to fulfill" or "to satisfy." "Täytyykö" is typically followed by an infinitive verb to form a question about what is required or advisable to do.

For example, "Täytyykö minun mennä kouluun tänään?" translates to "Do I have to go to school today?" This usage indicates a necessity or obligation. On the other hand, "Täytyykö minun syödä terveellisesti?" translates to "Should I eat healthily?" This usage suggests an advisability or recommendation.

The word "täytyykö" is commonly used in everyday conversations, formal communications, and written texts in Finnish. It is an essential part of the Finnish language for expressing various degrees of necessity and obligation.