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Älkää is the Finnish negative imperative form used to tell a group of people not to do something. It functions as the plural or polite counterpart to the singular negative imperative äIä. In everyday Finnish, älkää is attached to the verb in its base present form, and the rest of the clause follows standard word order. The construction is widely used in spoken language, written instructions, and signs to express prohibition or warning.
In typical usage, älkää appears with a verb that is in the present tense base form, resulting
Historically, älkää is the standard plural or polite negation form in modern Finnish and contrasts with the
Overall, älkää serves as the primary tool in Finnish for issuing prohibitions to groups or in polite