vaihdit

Vaihdit is a Finnish term that translates to "you changed" or "you exchanged" in English. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "vaihtaa," which means to change, exchange, or swap. This verb is very common in Finnish and can be used in a wide variety of contexts.

For example, "vaihdit avaimet" would mean "you changed the keys." If someone is talking about swapping items, "vaihdit paidan" could mean "you exchanged shirts." The word also appears in phrases related to changing one's mind or changing a situation. The grammatical form of "vaihdit" indicates that the subject is "you" (singular) and the action took place in the past.

The verb "vaihtaa" itself has many nuances. It can refer to simple substitutions, like changing clothes or changing a tire. It can also imply a more significant alteration or transformation. In financial contexts, "vaihtaa" can mean to exchange currency. The specific meaning of "vaihdit" is therefore dependent on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence in which it appears. Understanding this basic Finnish verb is crucial for comprehending everyday conversations and written materials.