valehtelen

valehtelen is a Finnish verb. It translates to "I am lying" or "I lie" in English. It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb "valehdella," which means "to lie." The verb "valehdella" itself is derived from the noun "vale," meaning "lie" or "falsehood."

The conjugation of "valehdella" follows a common pattern for Finnish verbs. For instance, in the present tense, the forms are: minä valehtelen (I lie), sinä valehtelet (you lie), hän valehtelee (he/she lies), me valehtelemme (we lie), te valehtelette (you all lie), and he valehtelevat (they lie).

The verb "valehtelen" is used in sentences to express that the speaker is currently engaged in the act of lying or habitually lies. For example, a Finnish speaker might say "Minä valehtelen juuri nyt" to mean "I am lying right now." The context of the conversation or situation determines the specific nuance of the statement. Understanding this verb is fundamental for comprehending basic Finnish expressions related to truthfulness and deception.