When you're just starting out with Finnish, it's super useful to know basic feelings. Vihainen is the word for 'angry'.
You can use it to describe yourself, like Minä olen vihainen (I am angry), or someone else, like Hän on vihainen (He/She is angry).
It's a common adjective, so you'll hear it a lot in everyday conversations. Knowing this word helps you express how you or others are feeling in simple terms.
When you want to say that someone is angry in Finnish, you use the adjective vihainen. For example, if your friend is angry, you can say "Minun ystäväni on vihainen."
It can also be used to describe an angry animal, like "Koirani on vihainen." or even an angry mob, "Vihainen joukko."
When you want to say someone is feeling angry in Finnish, the word you need is vihainen. This is an adjective, so it describes a noun. For example, you could say "Minä olen vihainen" which means "I am angry." Like many Finnish adjectives, its ending will change depending on the word it's describing and its role in the sentence. For now, focus on remembering vihainen as the basic form for angry.
When using "vihainen" (angry) in Finnish, remember that the person experiencing the anger is typically in the genitive case (minun, sinun, hänen, jne.), and the thing or person they are angry at is in the illative case (mihin, keneen). For example, "Olen vihainen sinulle" translates to "I am angry at you."
It's important to differentiate this from expressions where the person angry is in the nominative case and the object of anger is in the partitive, which would imply a more temporary or less intense feeling.
While often translated as a direct equivalent to "angry," "vihainen" can also sometimes carry a nuance of being annoyed or irritated, depending on the context.
Consider the intensity; for a stronger, more furious anger, you might encounter words like "raivoissaan."
Therefore, understanding the case endings associated with "vihainen" is key to correctly expressing different nuances of anger in Finnish.
When you want to express anger in Finnish, vihainen is the word you'll use. It's a versatile adjective that can describe a person or even an animal feeling angry. For example, you might say "Olen vihainen" to mean "I am angry."
It's important to remember that in Finnish, adjectives often change their form depending on the noun they describe. However, at the A1 level, focusing on the basic form and its common uses like "olen vihainen" is a great start.
§ What does 'vihainen' mean?
The Finnish word 'vihainen' is an adjective, and it means 'angry' in English. It's a fundamental word to know if you want to express feelings or describe someone's emotional state in Finnish. You'll encounter it often in everyday conversations, books, and even news.
- DEFINITION
- angry
§ When do people use 'vihainen'?
People use 'vihainen' in many situations where they want to express anger, frustration, or irritation. It's a straightforward word, and its usage is similar to 'angry' in English. Here are some common scenarios:
- Describing someone's mood: If a friend is visibly upset, you can say 'Hän on vihainen' (He/She is angry).
- Explaining a reaction: When someone gets mad because of something, you can say 'Hän tuli vihaiseksi, koska...' (He/She became angry because...).
- Talking about events that cause anger: You can also describe things or situations as making someone angry. For example, 'Asia teki hänet vihaiseksi' (The matter made him/her angry).
It's important to remember that 'vihainen' can describe a range of anger, from mild irritation to intense rage. The context usually clarifies the intensity.
Miksi olet niin vihainen?
This translates to: Why are you so angry?
Hän oli vihainen minulle.
This means: He/She was angry with me.
Älä ole vihainen.
This translates to: Don't be angry.
§ Basic use of 'vihainen'
Let's get straight to it. 'Vihainen' means 'angry'. It's an adjective, so it describes a noun. Like in English, you can say 'an angry person' or 'I am angry'.
- Definition
- angry
When you use 'vihainen' to describe someone who is angry, you'll typically use it with the verb 'olla' (to be).
Minä olen vihainen.
This translates to 'I am angry.'
Hän on vihainen.
This means 'He/She is angry.'
§ Being angry at someone or something
When you want to say someone is angry *at* someone or *at* something, Finnish uses specific cases for the object of anger. This is where it gets a bit different from English.
For a person, you use the allative case (-lle). Think of it as 'to' someone. So, 'angry to [someone]' becomes 'angry at [someone]'.
Olen vihainen sinulle.
This means 'I am angry at you.'
Hän on vihainen pomolle.
This translates to 'He/She is angry at the boss.'
When you are angry *about* a thing or a situation, you will often use the elative case (-sta/-stä). This case usually means 'out of' or 'from'. So, it's like being angry 'out of' or 'from' something.
Olen vihainen tästä tilanteesta.
This means 'I am angry about this situation.'
Hän on vihainen myöhästykmisestä.
This translates to 'He/She is angry about being late.'
§ Plural forms of 'vihainen'
Like all adjectives in Finnish, 'vihainen' changes its form depending on the noun it describes. When referring to multiple angry people or things, you'll need the plural form.
The basic plural form (nominative plural) is 'vihaiset'.
He ovat vihaiset.
This means 'They are angry.'
Lapset ovat vihaiset.
This translates to 'The children are angry.'
When the plural 'vihainen' is the object of anger (allative case for people), it gets more complex. For example, 'angry at them' would be 'heille'.
Olen vihainen heille.
This means 'I am angry at them.'
When expressing anger about multiple things (elative case), the plural ending will be added to the noun.
Hän on vihainen näistä virheistä.
This means 'He/She is angry about these mistakes.'
§ Summary of 'vihainen' usage
To recap, here are the key takeaways for using 'vihainen':
- Use 'vihainen' with 'olla' (to be) to say someone is angry.
- Use the allative case (-lle) for the person you are angry *at*.
- Use the elative case (-sta/-stä) for the thing/situation you are angry *about*.
- The plural form is 'vihaiset' when referring to multiple angry people or things in the nominative case.
Keep practicing these structures, and you'll get the hang of it. Finnish grammar takes time, but consistent effort pays off.
You're learning Finnish, which is great! Today we're looking at the word vihainen. It means 'angry'. It's a simple word, A1 level, so you'll hear it quite often. Let's see how and where you'll encounter it.
§ Understanding Vihainen
The basic meaning of vihainen is 'angry'. It's an adjective. This means it describes a noun. For example, 'an angry person'. In Finnish, that would be 'vihainen ihminen'.
- DEFINITION
- angry
§ Vihainen at Work
Even at work, people can get angry. It's not always pleasant, but it happens. You might hear someone describe a colleague or a customer.
Asiakas oli todella vihainen toimituksesta.
Translation hint: The customer was really angry about the delivery.
Johtaja on vihainen huonosta tuloksesta.
Translation hint: The manager is angry about the poor result.
§ Vihainen in School
In a school setting, whether you're a student or a teacher, you might hear this word. Maybe a teacher is angry, or a student is angry about a bad grade.
Opettaja oli vihainen myöhästymisestä.
Translation hint: The teacher was angry about being late.
Olen vihainen kokeen tuloksesta.
Translation hint: I am angry about the test result.
§ Vihainen in the News
News reports often talk about people's reactions to events. You'll definitely see or hear vihainen in news headlines or articles, especially when describing public sentiment or protests.
Kansalaiset ovat vihainen uusista veroista.
Translation hint: Citizens are angry about the new taxes.
Mielenosoittajat olivat vihainen hallituksen päätöksestä.
Translation hint: The protesters were angry about the government's decision.
§ Other uses and context
You might also encounter vihainen in more casual conversations, describing emotions in movies, books, or even everyday arguments.
Be careful with the tone: Saying someone is 'vihainen' can be a strong statement. Context is key!
Antonym: The opposite of angry is 'iloinen' (happy) or 'tyytyväinen' (satisfied).
Keep practicing, and you'll soon be using vihainen like a native speaker!
§ Similar words and when to use 'vihainen' vs alternatives
The Finnish word 'vihainen' directly translates to 'angry'. It's a fundamental word to know when expressing negative emotions. However, like in English, there are other words and phrases that can convey similar feelings but with slightly different nuances. Understanding these differences will help you communicate more precisely.
- DEFINITION
- angry
'Vihainen' is a general term for anger. You can use it in most situations where you would say 'angry' in English. It describes a state of feeling or showing strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.
Olen vihainen sinulle. (I am angry at you.)
Hän oli hyvin vihainen uutisista. (He was very angry about the news.)
Now, let's look at some related words and how they compare to 'vihainen'.
- Kiukkuinen: This word also means 'angry' or 'grumpy'. It often implies a more sustained state of being annoyed or irritable, perhaps with a tendency to lash out. It can be a bit softer than 'vihainen' in some contexts, but can also imply more of a temper.
Lapsi oli kiukkuinen, koska ei saanut jäätelöä. (The child was grumpy/angry because they didn't get ice cream.)
- Ärtynyt: This means 'irritated' or 'annoyed'. It's a milder form of anger, often describing a feeling of being bothered or slightly impatient. You would use 'ärtynyt' when the emotion isn't as strong as full-blown anger.
Olen ärtynyt tästä melusta. (I am annoyed by this noise.)
- Suuttunut: This is very close to 'vihainen' and often used interchangeably. It also means 'angry'. Sometimes 'suuttunut' can imply a more sudden or intense burst of anger, but the distinction is often subtle. Many Finns would consider them synonyms in most situations.
Miksi olet niin suuttunut? (Why are you so angry?)
- Raivostunut: This means 'furious' or 'enraged'. It describes a much stronger and more uncontrolled form of anger than 'vihainen'. Use this when someone is extremely angry, almost to the point of losing control.
Hän oli täysin raivostunut pettymyksestä. (He was completely furious with disappointment.)
When to use 'vihainen'?
'Vihainen' is your go-to word for general anger. It's appropriate in most casual and formal contexts when you need to describe someone feeling angry. If you're unsure which word to use, start with 'vihainen'. It's the most neutral and widely understood term. As you become more comfortable, you can start to experiment with 'kiukkuinen' or 'ärtynyt' for milder irritation, or 'raivostunut' for extreme rage.
Practice using 'vihainen' in different sentences. Try to think about situations where you've felt angry and how you would describe that in Finnish. This hands-on approach will solidify your understanding and help you confidently choose the right word.
نکته جالب
Related to 'viha' meaning 'hatred' or 'anger'.
سطح دشواری
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بعداً چه یاد بگیریم؟
بعداً یاد بگیرید
پیشرفته
گرامر لازم
Finnish adjectives, like 'vihainen,' often change their endings depending on the noun they describe. This is called noun-adjective agreement.
He ovat vihaisia ihmisiä. (They are angry people.)
The basic form of an adjective is the nominative singular. 'Vihainen' is in this form.
Hän on vihainen. (He/She is angry.)
When an adjective describes a plural noun, it takes a plural ending. For 'vihainen,' the plural form in the nominative case is 'vihainen.'
Nuo koirat ovat vihaisia. (Those dogs are angry.)
When used as a predicate adjective (after a form of 'to be'), the adjective agrees with the subject in number.
Lapset ovat vihaisia. (The children are angry.)
Adjectives in Finnish can also take case endings, indicating their grammatical role in a sentence. For 'vihainen,' an example of a common case is the partitive, 'vihaista', which is used in many situations, including with numbers and with certain verbs.
En pidä vihaisista ihmisistä. (I don't like angry people.)
مثالها بر اساس سطح
Hän katsoi minua vihaisesti.
He/she looked at me angrily.
Olen vihainen sinulle.
I am angry at you.
Älä ole vihainen, se ei auta.
Don't be angry, it doesn't help.
Vihainen koira murisi uhkaavasti.
The angry dog growled threateningly.
Hänen äänensä oli vihainen ja terävä.
His/her voice was angry and sharp.
Vihanen asiakas valitti äänekkäästi.
The angry customer complained loudly.
Olen todella vihainen tästä tilanteesta.
I am really angry about this situation.
Vihainen vastaus ei ratkaise ongelmaa.
An angry response won't solve the problem.
ترکیبهای رایج
عبارات رایج
Olen vihainen sinulle.
I am angry at you.
Miksi olet niin vihainen?
Why are you so angry?
Hän tuli vihaiseksi minulle.
He got angry at me.
Älä ole vihainen.
Don't be angry.
Hän näytti vihaiselta.
He looked angry.
Tuo vihainen ilme pelottaa minua.
That angry expression scares me.
Olin todella vihainen silloin.
I was really angry then.
Vihainen koira haukkui minulle.
The angry dog barked at me.
Hänen äänensä oli vihainen.
His voice was angry.
Vihainen asiakas valitti palvelusta.
The angry customer complained about the service.
الگوهای دستوری
اصطلاحات و عبارات
"olla vihainen jollekin"
to be angry at someone
Olen vihainen sinulle. (I am angry at you.)
neutral"tulla vihaiseksi"
to become angry
Hän tuli vihaiseksi, kun kuuli uutiset. (He became angry when he heard the news.)
neutral"purkaa vihaa"
to vent anger
Hän purki vihaa nyrkkeilysäkkiin. (He vented his anger on a punching bag.)
neutral"kärsiä vihasta"
to suffer from anger
Hän kärsi vihastaan pitkään. (He suffered from his anger for a long time.)
neutral"nieleskellä vihaa"
to swallow anger
Minun täytyi nieleskellä vihaa kokouksessa. (I had to swallow my anger at the meeting.)
neutral"pitää vihaa"
to hold a grudge
Älä pidä vihaa pikkuseikoista. (Don't hold a grudge over small things.)
neutral"sytyttää viha"
to ignite anger
Epäoikeudenmukaisuus sytytti vihan ihmisissä. (Injustice ignited anger in people.)
neutral"vihasta soikeana"
furious, livid (lit. 'round with anger')
Hän oli vihasta soikeana, kun auto varastettiin. (He was furious when the car was stolen.)
informal"saada vihastumaan"
to make someone angry
Hänen jatkuva valituksensa sai minut vihastumaan. (His constant complaining made me angry.)
neutral"vihalla ja verellä"
with anger and blood (used to describe intense conflict)
He taistelivat vihalla ja verellä. (They fought with anger and blood.)
formalالگوهای جملهسازی
Minä olen vihainen. (I am angry.)
Minä olen vihainen sinulle. (I am angry at you.)
Hän on vihainen. (He/She is angry.)
Hän on vihainen koiralle. (He/She is angry at the dog.)
Oletko sinä vihainen? (Are you angry?)
Oletko sinä vihainen minulle? (Are you angry at me?)
Miksi sinä olet vihainen? (Why are you angry?)
Miksi sinä olet vihainen? (Why are you angry?)
Lapset ovat vihaisia. (The children are angry.)
Lapset ovat vihaisia vanhemmille. (The children are angry at their parents.)
Vihainen mies. (An angry man.)
Vihainen mies huutaa. (The angry man shouts.)
Olen erittäin vihainen. (I am very angry.)
Olen erittäin vihainen tästä tilanteesta. (I am very angry about this situation.)
Älä ole vihainen. (Don't be angry.)
Älä ole vihainen pienille asioille. (Don't be angry about small things.)
نحوه استفاده
Vihainen is a common adjective to describe someone who is angry. You can use it in sentences like:
- Hän on vihainen. (He/She is angry.)
- Olen vihainen sinulle. (I am angry at you.)
A common mistake is to confuse vihainen with 'vihreä' (green). They sound somewhat similar but have completely different meanings. Remember: vihainen is 'angry', vihreä is 'green'.
نکات
Basic use of vihainen
You can use vihainen like you would use angry in English. For example, 'Minä olen vihainen' means 'I am angry'.
Degrees of anger
To express different levels of anger, you can add adverbs. For instance, 'todella vihainen' means 'really angry' and 'hieman vihainen' means 'a little angry'.
Being angry at someone
When you are angry at someone, you use the allative case for the person. So, 'Olen vihainen sinulle' means 'I am angry at you'.
Being angry about something
If you are angry about something, you usually use the illative case for the thing. For example, 'Olen vihainen siitä' means 'I am angry about that'.
Don't confuse with 'viha'
Be careful not to confuse vihainen (adjective, angry) with viha (noun, anger or hate). They are related but used differently.
Common phrases with vihainen
A common phrase is 'tulla vihaiseksi', which means 'to become angry'. For example, 'Hän tuli vihaiseksi' means 'He became angry'.
Word order flexibility
Like many Finnish adjectives, vihainen can often be placed before or after the noun, though placing it before is more common. 'Vihainen koira' (angry dog) is typical.
Finnish expression of anger
Finns might not always express anger as openly as some other cultures. While vihainen is understood, public displays of intense anger might be less common.
Opposites of vihainen
Useful opposites to learn include iloinen (happy) and rauhallinen (calm). This helps build vocabulary around emotions.
Derived forms of vihainen
For more advanced learners, note that vihainen can also form an adverb, vihaisesti, meaning 'angrily'. For example, 'Hän huusi vihaisesti' means 'He shouted angrily'.
ریشه کلمه
From Proto-Finnic *vihainën
معنای اصلی: angry
Uralicبافت فرهنگی
In Finnish culture, expressing strong negative emotions directly can sometimes be seen as less common than in some other cultures. While 'vihainen' directly translates to angry, the intensity and way anger is displayed might differ. It's often associated with more serious displeasure.
سوالات متداول
10 سوالTo say 'I am angry' in Finnish, you would use the verb 'olla' (to be) in the first person singular and the adjective 'vihainen'. So, it's 'Olen vihainen.'
Yes, 'vihainen' is an adjective and it will change its form depending on the noun or pronoun it describes, following Finnish case rules. For example, 'minä olen vihainen' (I am angry), 'hän on vihainen' (he/she is angry).
While 'vihainen' means angry, you can add adverbs to express different intensities. For instance, 'todella vihainen' (really angry) or 'melko vihainen' (quite angry).
To ask 'Are you angry?' in Finnish, you would say 'Oletko vihainen?' The '-ko' suffix turns the statement into a question.
Both 'vihainen' and 'kiukkuinen' mean angry. 'Kiukkuinen' often implies a more irritable or grumpy kind of anger, perhaps less intense than 'vihainen'. However, they are often used interchangeably in everyday conversation.
Yes, 'vihainen' can be used metaphorically to describe things that are intense or powerful, like a storm. You could say 'Vihainen myrsky' (an angry storm).
To express being angry at someone, you would use the allative case for the person. For example, 'Olen vihainen sinulle' (I am angry at you).
A common opposite of 'vihainen' (angry) would be 'iloinen' (happy) or 'tyytyväinen' (content/satisfied).
To say 'Don't be angry' in Finnish, you would use the negative imperative form of 'olla'. So, it's 'Älä ole vihainen.'
'Vihainen' is a direct and clear word for 'angry'. It's not overly polite or impolite; it simply states the emotion. The intensity depends on the context and any accompanying adverbs.
خودت رو بسنج 114 سوال
Mitä 'vihainen' tarkoittaa suomeksi?
Vihainen means angry in Finnish.
Valitse oikea sana: Hän on ______.
The sentence means 'He/She is angry'.
Mikä näistä kuvastaa parhaiten sanaa 'vihainen'?
An angry face is the best visual representation of 'vihainen'.
Sana 'vihainen' tarkoittaa 'happy' suomeksi.
'Vihainen' means 'angry', not 'happy'.
Jos olet vihainen, olet iloinen.
If you are angry (vihainen), you are not happy (iloinen).
Hän on vihainen, koska hän on surullinen.
Being angry (vihainen) and sad (surullinen) are different emotions. One does not necessarily cause the other in this context.
Write a short sentence about someone being angry. Use 'vihainen'.
خوب نوشتید! تلاش خوبی بود! پاسخ نمونه را ببینید.
پاسخ نمونه
Hän on vihainen. (He/She is angry.)
Translate 'The cat is angry' into Finnish. Use 'kissa' for cat and 'on' for is.
خوب نوشتید! تلاش خوبی بود! پاسخ نمونه را ببینید.
پاسخ نمونه
Kissa on vihainen.
Complete the sentence: 'Minä olen ___.' (I am ___.) with the word for 'angry'.
خوب نوشتید! تلاش خوبی بود! پاسخ نمونه را ببینید.
پاسخ نمونه
Minä olen vihainen.
Miten kissa voi?
این متن را بخوانید:
Koira on iloinen. Kissa on vihainen. Lintu laulaa.
Miten kissa voi?
The passage says 'Kissa on vihainen', which means 'The cat is angry'.
The passage says 'Kissa on vihainen', which means 'The cat is angry'.
Miksi tyttö on vihainen?
این متن را بخوانید:
Pieni tyttö itkee. Hän on vihainen, koska lelu on rikki.
Miksi tyttö on vihainen?
The passage states 'Hän on vihainen, koska lelu on rikki', meaning 'She is angry because the toy is broken'.
The passage states 'Hän on vihainen, koska lelu on rikki', meaning 'She is angry because the toy is broken'.
Onko opettaja vihainen?
این متن را بخوانید:
Opettaja katsoo oppilasta. Opettaja ei ole vihainen. Oppilas on iloinen.
Onko opettaja vihainen?
The passage says 'Opettaja ei ole vihainen', which means 'The teacher is not angry'.
The passage says 'Opettaja ei ole vihainen', which means 'The teacher is not angry'.
This means 'I am angry at you.' The verb 'olla' (to be) comes first, then the adjective 'vihainen', and finally the person.
This means 'He/She is angry.' The pronoun 'hän' (he/she) comes first, followed by the verb 'on' (is), and then the adjective 'vihainen'.
This means 'Why are you angry?' 'Miksi' (why) starts the question, then 'olet' (are) and 'vihainen' (angry).
Miksi sinä olet niin ___ minulle? En tehnyt mitään pahaa.
The sentence asks why someone is 'so ___ to me'. 'Iloinen' (happy) or 'väsynyt' (tired) or 'nälkäinen' (hungry) do not fit the context of 'En tehnyt mitään pahaa' (I didn't do anything bad). 'Vihainen' (angry) fits perfectly.
Hän oli todella ___, kun hänen puhelimensa hajosi.
When a phone breaks ('puhelimensa hajosi'), people are typically not happy ('onnellinen') or peaceful ('rauhallinen'). While 'surullinen' (sad) could work, 'vihainen' (angry) is a very common reaction to a broken item, making it the best fit here.
Älä ole niin ___ pienistä asioista. Rentoudu!
The sentence advises not to be 'so ___ about small things' ('pienistä asioista') and to 'relax!' ('Rentoudu!'). Being angry ('vihainen') about small things is a common behavior people are advised against.
Minusta tuntuu, että olet ___ minulle, mutta en ymmärrä miksi.
The speaker feels that the other person is '___ to me' ('minulle'), but doesn't understand why ('mutta en ymmärrä miksi'). 'Vihainen' (angry) creates a logical and common scenario for this feeling.
Lapset olivat ___ toisilleen, koska he riitelivät leluista.
When children argue over toys ('he riitelivät leluista'), they are usually 'angry' ('vihainen') with each other. The plural form for 'vihainen' is 'vihainen' when referring to multiple subjects as a state, e.g. 'lapset olivat vihainen toisilleen'.
En halua puhua sinulle, koska olet niin ___.
The speaker says 'I don't want to talk to you' ('En halua puhua sinulle') because the other person is 'so ___'. Being angry ('vihainen') is a strong reason to avoid conversation.
Choose the correct sentence: My father is angry.
In Finnish, the verb 'olla' (to be) comes after the subject and is conjugated 'on' for 'he/she/it'.
Which word is the opposite of 'vihainen' (angry)?
'Iloinen' means happy, which is the direct opposite of angry.
Fill in the blank: Miksi sinä olet niin ___?
The adjective 'vihainen' is used to describe a singular 'sinä' (you).
The sentence 'Olen vihainen sinulle' means 'I am angry with you'.
This is a correct translation. The illative case (-lle) is used with 'vihainen' to indicate 'angry at/with someone'.
In Finnish, 'vihainen' only describes people, not animals.
No, 'vihainen' can describe both people and animals. For example, 'Vihainen koira' means 'An angry dog'.
If someone is 'vihainen', they are likely feeling sad.
'Vihainen' means angry, not sad. The feeling of sadness is 'surullinen'.
Listen for 'angry'.
Listen for 'not angry'.
Listen for 'children were angry'.
این را بلند بخوانید:
Miksi hän on vihainen?
تمرکز: vihainen
تو گفتی:
تشخیص گفتار در مرورگر شما پشتیبانی نمیشود. از کروم یا اج استفاده کنید.
این را بلند بخوانید:
Olenko minä vihainen?
تمرکز: vihainen
تو گفتی:
تشخیص گفتار در مرورگر شما پشتیبانی نمیشود. از کروم یا اج استفاده کنید.
این را بلند بخوانید:
Älä ole vihainen.
تمرکز: Älä ole vihainen
تو گفتی:
تشخیص گفتار در مرورگر شما پشتیبانی نمیشود. از کروم یا اج استفاده کنید.
This sentence means 'He/She is really angry.' The word order in Finnish is generally Subject-Verb-Adjective.
This question asks 'Why are you so angry?' The interrogative 'Miksi' (Why) comes first.
This means 'The children were quite angry, weren't they?' 'eivätkö' is a tag question.
Choose the best translation for 'Minä olen vihainen sinulle.'
'Vihainen' means angry. 'Sinulle' means 'to/for you'. So, 'Minä olen vihainen sinulle' translates to 'I am angry with you.'
Which sentence correctly uses 'vihainen' in a negative context?
Being angry is typically associated with negative events. Losing a game ('hävisi pelin') is a common reason for someone to be angry.
If someone says 'Olen todella vihainen!', what are they expressing?
'Todella' means 'really' or 'very'. So, 'Olen todella vihainen!' means 'I am really angry!'
The sentence 'Hän on vihainen, koska hänellä on hyvä päivä.' makes logical sense.
If someone is having a good day ('hyvä päivä'), they are unlikely to be angry ('vihainen'). These two concepts contradict each other.
'Vihainen' can be used to describe an animal that is upset.
Yes, 'vihainen' can be used for both people and animals to express anger or being upset. For example, 'Vihainen koira' (an angry dog).
If you are 'vihainen', you are probably feeling positive emotions.
'Vihainen' describes a negative emotion (anger). Therefore, you would not be feeling positive emotions.
Imagine you had a difficult day. Describe what made you feel angry. Use at least three sentences.
خوب نوشتید! تلاش خوبی بود! پاسخ نمونه را ببینید.
پاسخ نمونه
Olin tänään tosi vihainen. Pomoni antoi minulle paljon ylimääräistä työtä. Sitten liikenne oli kauhea, ja myöhästyin tapaamisesta.
Write a short paragraph about a situation where someone else was angry, and how you reacted to it. What did you do or say?
خوب نوشتید! تلاش خوبی بود! پاسخ نمونه را ببینید.
پاسخ نمونه
Eilen ystäväni oli todella vihainen, koska hänen puhelimensa hajosi. Yritin rauhoittaa häntä ja kuuntelin hänen valituksiaan. Sanoin, että voimme etsiä uuden puhelimen yhdessä.
Describe a common situation that makes many people angry. What is it about this situation that causes anger?
خوب نوشتید! تلاش خوبی بود! پاسخ نمونه را ببینید.
پاسخ نمونه
Monet ihmiset ovat vihaisia, kun he joutuvat odottamaan pitkään puhelinpalvelussa. On turhauttavaa, kun odotusaika on pitkä ja palvelu hidasta. Se tuntuu epäoikeudenmukaiselta, että asiakasta ei arvosteta.
Miksi naapuri oli vihainen?
این متن را بخوانید:
Naapurini oli todella vihainen, kun hänen koiransa karkasi taas. Hän etsi sitä tunteja ympäri kylää. Lopulta koira löytyi, mutta naapuri oli edelleen hyvin turhautunut ja uhkasi rakentaa korkeamman aidan pihaansa.
Miksi naapuri oli vihainen?
Tekstissä sanotaan suoraan, että naapuri oli vihainen, kun hänen koiransa karkasi.
Tekstissä sanotaan suoraan, että naapuri oli vihainen, kun hänen koiransa karkasi.
Miksi työkaveri oli vihainen?
این متن را بخوانید:
Työkaverini oli eilen todella vihainen kokouksen jälkeen. Hän kertoi, että johto oli tehnyt päätöksiä ilman tiimin kuulemista, mikä tuntui hänestä epäkunnioittavalta. Hän aikoo nostaa asian esiin seuraavassa palaverissa.
Miksi työkaveri oli vihainen?
Työkaveri oli vihainen, koska johto oli tehnyt päätöksiä ilman tiimin kuulemista.
Työkaveri oli vihainen, koska johto oli tehnyt päätöksiä ilman tiimin kuulemista.
Mikä sai bussinkuljettajan vihaiseksi?
این متن را بخوانید:
Bussinkuljettaja oli selvästi vihainen, kun matkustaja yritti nousta kyytiin ilman lippua ja kieltäytyi maksamasta. Kuljettaja joutui pysäyttämään bussin ja pyytämään matkustajaa poistumaan. Tilanne aiheutti myöhästymisen aikataulusta.
Mikä sai bussinkuljettajan vihaiseksi?
Kuljettaja oli vihainen, koska matkustaja yritti nousta kyytiin ilman lippua ja kieltäytyi maksamasta.
Kuljettaja oli vihainen, koska matkustaja yritti nousta kyytiin ilman lippua ja kieltäytyi maksamasta.
This sentence means 'He/She was angry because he/she missed the train.' The word order follows typical Finnish sentence structure: Subject-Verb-Adjective-Conjunction-Verb-Object.
This sentence means 'Don't be angry with me for a small mistake.' 'Älä ole' is the negative imperative for 'to be'.
This sentence means 'Could you be so kind and help me?' While not directly using 'vihainen', it uses 'ystävällinen' (friendly) as an opposite concept, and the sentence structure is similar. 'Voisitko olla' is a polite way to ask 'Could you be'.
En voi uskoa, että hän on aina niin ___ pienimmistäkin asioista. (I can't believe he's always so ___ about the smallest things.)
The context implies a negative emotion because he gets upset easily, and 'vihainen' (angry) fits perfectly.
Hän oli todella ___, kun hänen suunnitelmansa epäonnistuivat. (She was truly ___ when her plans failed.)
When plans fail, anger is a common reaction. 'Vihainen' means angry.
Älä ole niin ___ minulle; yritän vain auttaa. (Don't be so ___ with me; I'm just trying to help.)
The phrase 'Don't be so...' combined with 'I'm just trying to help' indicates the person is being treated with anger, so 'vihainen' is the correct choice.
Pomo oli selvästi ___, kun huomasi virheen raportissa. (The boss was clearly ___ when he noticed the error in the report.)
Discovering an error in a report would typically make a boss angry, making 'vihainen' the appropriate word.
Hän muuttui ___ ja alkoi huutaa. (He became ___ and started shouting.)
Shouting is a common manifestation of anger, so 'vihainen' (angry) fits the context.
Minusta tuntuu, että hän on ollut ___ minulle viime aikoina ilman syytä. (I feel like he's been ___ with me lately for no reason.)
The phrase 'without reason' implies a negative emotional state directed at the speaker, making 'vihainen' (angry) the correct choice.
Sometimes even small things make me really angry.
He/she was getting quite angry about the constant waiting.
Don't be angry at me, I'm just trying to help.
این را بلند بخوانید:
Minua ärsyttää, kun ihmiset eivät pidä lupauksiaan. Se tekee minut vihaiseksi.
تمرکز: vii-hai-seksi
تو گفتی:
تشخیص گفتار در مرورگر شما پشتیبانی نمیشود. از کروم یا اج استفاده کنید.
این را بلند بخوانید:
Olen erittäin vihainen tästä tilanteesta. En voi uskoa tätä.
تمرکز: e-rit-täin vii-hai-nen
تو گفتی:
تشخیص گفتار در مرورگر شما پشتیبانی نمیشود. از کروم یا اج استفاده کنید.
این را بلند بخوانید:
Miksi olet niin vihainen? Onko jotain vialla?
تمرکز: mik-si oo-let niin vii-hai-nen
تو گفتی:
تشخیص گفتار در مرورگر شما پشتیبانی نمیشود. از کروم یا اج استفاده کنید.
Imagine you had a disagreement with a Finnish friend. Describe what happened and how you felt, using the word 'vihainen'.
خوب نوشتید! تلاش خوبی بود! پاسخ نمونه را ببینید.
پاسخ نمونه
Minulla oli eilen riita ystäväni kanssa. Olin todella vihainen, koska hän ei kuunnellut minua. Tänään pyysin häneltä anteeksi.
You are writing a short story. A character becomes angry because of a misunderstanding. Describe the scene and their feelings. Use 'vihainen' at least once.
خوب نوشتید! تلاش خوبی بود! پاسخ نمونه را ببینید.
پاسخ نمونه
Hän katsoi minua silmät palaen. 'Miten voit sanoa tuollaista?' hän kysyi. Olin vihainen, sillä se oli täysin väärinkäsitys, mutta hän ei suostunut uskomaan minua.
Write a short email to a Finnish colleague explaining why you are frustrated with a project delay. Include the word 'vihainen' to express your strong feelings.
خوب نوشتید! تلاش خوبی بود! پاسخ نمونه را ببینید.
پاسخ نمونه
Hei, Olen todella vihainen tämän projektin jatkuvista viivästyksistä. Meidän täytyy löytää ratkaisu nopeasti, muuten tilanne on kestämätön. Ystävällisin terveisin, [Nimesi]
Mistä syistä ihminen voi tekstin mukaan olla vihainen?
این متن را بخوانید:
Teksti käsittelee ihmisen tunteita. Vihainen voi olla monista syistä: epäoikeudenmukaisuus, pettymys tai pelko. Tärkeintä on oppia käsittelemään tunteitaan rakentavasti. Joskus on vaikea pysyä rauhallisena, mutta se on avain parempaan elämään. Kuinka reagoit vihaisena?
Mistä syistä ihminen voi tekstin mukaan olla vihainen?
Tekstissä mainitaan 'epäoikeudenmukaisuus, pettymys tai pelko' syinä vihaisuuteen.
Tekstissä mainitaan 'epäoikeudenmukaisuus, pettymys tai pelko' syinä vihaisuuteen.
Mitä keinoja artikkeli ehdottaa vihaisuuden hallintaan työssä?
این متن را بخوانید:
Artikkeli käsittelee tunteiden hallintaa työssä. On normaalia tuntea itsensä vihaiseksi stressaavissa tilanteissa, mutta on tärkeää löytää keinoja purkaa näitä tunteita rakentavasti. Esimerkiksi lyhyt kävely tai keskustelu kollegan kanssa voi auttaa. Joskus vihaisuus voi johtaa myös positiivisiin muutoksiin, kunhan sen osaa kanavoida oikein.
Mitä keinoja artikkeli ehdottaa vihaisuuden hallintaan työssä?
Artikkeli ehdottaa 'lyhyt kävely tai keskustelu kollegan kanssa' keinoiksi purkaa tunteita.
Artikkeli ehdottaa 'lyhyt kävely tai keskustelu kollegan kanssa' keinoiksi purkaa tunteita.
Miksi artikkelin mukaan ihmiset pelkäävät näyttää olevansa vihaisia?
این متن را بخوانید:
Tunteiden ilmaiseminen on tärkeä osa ihmissuhteita. Joskus ihmiset pelkäävät näyttää olevansa vihaisia, koska he ajattelevat sen vahingoittavan suhdetta. Kuitenkin avoin ja kunnioittava vihaisuuden ilmaiseminen voi itse asiassa parantaa ymmärrystä ja ratkaista ongelmia. Tärkeintä on ilmaista tunteensa selkeästi ja syyttämättä toista.
Miksi artikkelin mukaan ihmiset pelkäävät näyttää olevansa vihaisia?
Tekstissä sanotaan: 'Joskus ihmiset pelkäävät näyttää olevansa vihaisia, koska he ajattelevat sen vahingoittavan suhdetta.'
Tekstissä sanotaan: 'Joskus ihmiset pelkäävät näyttää olevansa vihaisia, koska he ajattelevat sen vahingoittavan suhdetta.'
This sentence means 'You should not be angry at me.' The verb 'olle' (to be) is in the negative form 'ei olle' when used with 'sinun' (you). 'Vihainen' is an adjective describing the state.
This sentence means 'Angry that he would be so his.' It's a more complex structure where 'vihainen' introduces a reason, followed by a subordinate clause with 'että' and a conditional verb form 'olisi'.
This sentence means 'He was angry about that matter.' The adposition 'siitä' (about that) precedes the noun 'asiasta' (matter) to specify what the anger is about.
Johtajan jatkuva mikromanageeraus teki työntekijöistä ___ ja demotivoituneita.
In this context, 'vihainen' functions as an adjective describing the state of the employees. As the subject 'työntekijöistä' is in the partitive plural, the adjective also takes the partitive form 'vihainen'. Although 'vihainen' is the nominative singular form, it can also act as the partitive singular form.
Hän oli ___ kuullessaan, että heidän matkasuunnitelmansa oli peruttu viime hetkellä.
Here, 'vihainen' is used in its basic nominative singular form to describe the subject 'hän' (he/she) and their emotional state. It agrees with the subject in number and case.
Vaikka yritin selittää, hän pysyi ___ eikä kuunnellut lainkaan.
The illative case ending '-na/-nä' is used with adjectives to express a state or condition. 'Vihaisena' means 'in an angry state' or 'as angry'.
Lapset olivat ___ toisilleen pienen riidan jälkeen leikkikentällä.
The plural form 'vihaisia' is used here to agree with the plural subject 'lapset' (children) and to express that they were all angry at each other. The ending -isia is the partitive plural ending.
Hän muuttui todella ___ kun huomasi, että hänen autonsa oli naarmuuntunut.
The translative case ending '-ksi' is used to indicate a change of state. 'Vihaiseksi' means 'into an angry state' or 'to become angry'.
En ole koskaan nähnyt häntä niin ___, vaikka hänellä on ollut paljon vastoinkäymisiä.
When 'nähdä' (to see) is followed by an object and an adjective describing that object's state, the adjective usually takes the partitive case. 'Vihaista' is the partitive singular form of 'vihainen'.
The manager's voice had an angry tone when he spoke about the project's failure.
He looked at me with angry eyes, as if I had done something irreversible.
The angry audience started booing and throwing trash on stage when the performance was suddenly interrupted.
این را بلند بخوانید:
Miksi sinusta tuntuu, että joskus on vaikea hallita vihaisia tunteita?
تمرکز: vihainen
تو گفتی:
تشخیص گفتار در مرورگر شما پشتیبانی نمیشود. از کروم یا اج استفاده کنید.
این را بلند بخوانید:
Kuvaile tilanne, jossa olet ollut erityisen vihainen ja miten käsittelit sitä.
تمرکز: vihainen
تو گفتی:
تشخیص گفتار در مرورگر شما پشتیبانی نمیشود. از کروم یا اج استفاده کنید.
این را بلند بخوانید:
Miten mielestäsi vihainen palaute eroaa rakentavasta kritiikistä?
تمرکز: vihainen
تو گفتی:
تشخیص گفتار در مرورگر شما پشتیبانی نمیشود. از کروم یا اج استفاده کنید.
Hänen silmänsä leimusivat ___, kun hän kuuli uutiset.
The context implies a strong negative emotion, and 'vihasta' (from 'viha' - anger) fits the meaning of eyes blazing with anger.
Vaikka hän oli aluksi hyvin ___, hän yritti pitää tunteensa kurissa.
The phrase 'yritti pitää tunteensa kurissa' (tried to keep his feelings in check) suggests an intense emotion, which 'vihainen' (angry) expresses well.
Hänen äänensä muuttui kylmäksi ja ___ kun hän puhui epäoikeudenmukaisuudesta.
'Viharikkaaksi' (full of anger/enraged) intensifies the description of a voice when speaking about injustice, fitting the C2 level.
Ymmärsin, että hän oli ___ minulle, mutta en tiennyt miksi.
The sentence indicates a negative feeling directed towards 'minulle' (me), and 'vihainen' (angry) is the most appropriate fit.
Se sai hänet todella ___ ja hän alkoi huutaa.
'Vihastumaan' (to become angry) directly leads to the action of shouting, making it the correct choice.
Tilanne oli niin turhauttava, että hän tunsi olevansa ___ koko maailmalle.
Feeling 'vihainen' (angry) towards the entire world is a strong emotion that aligns with a frustrating situation.
Which of these words best conveys a profound, simmering anger, bordering on resentment?
'Vihoissaan' suggests a deeper, more enduring state of anger or indignation, often over a perceived injustice, rather than a fleeting irritation.
If someone describes a situation as having made them 'täysin vihastuneeksi', what is the nuance compared to simply 'vihainen'?
'Täysin vihastuneeksi' uses an intensified form of the verb 'vihastua' (to become angry), emphasizing the completeness and intensity of the anger felt.
Which Finnish idiom expresses the idea of someone being 'blind with rage' or 'furious'?
'Tulla vihaiseksi kuin ampiainen' literally means 'to become angry like a wasp,' conveying a sudden, intense, and stinging anger.
The phrase 'pitää vihaa' typically refers to actively maintaining a state of anger or holding a grudge.
'Pitää vihaa' accurately describes the act of harboring anger or holding a grudge against someone or something over time.
If someone says 'Älä tee minua vihaiseksi!', they are expressing a mild irritation and asking you to stop a minor inconvenience.
'Älä tee minua vihaiseksi!' is a direct and strong warning, meaning 'Don't make me angry!' It indicates the speaker is close to losing their temper, not just mildly irritated.
The word 'vihainen' can sometimes be used to describe an animal that is aggressive or ferocious.
While primarily for humans, 'vihainen' can indeed describe an animal exhibiting aggressive or ferocious behavior due to anger.
This sentence structure (subject-verb-adverb-adjective-noun phrase) is common for expressing intense emotions about a cause.
The subordinate clause 'Vaikka...' introduces a contrast, followed by the main clause detailing the manifestation of anger. 'Itsensä' is a reflexive pronoun.
This sentence starts with an impersonal construction 'On ymmärrettävää' and then explains the reason for the feeling, using the partitive case for the adjective 'vihalliseksi' with 'tuntee itsensä'.
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Basic use of vihainen
You can use vihainen like you would use angry in English. For example, 'Minä olen vihainen' means 'I am angry'.
Degrees of anger
To express different levels of anger, you can add adverbs. For instance, 'todella vihainen' means 'really angry' and 'hieman vihainen' means 'a little angry'.
Being angry at someone
When you are angry at someone, you use the allative case for the person. So, 'Olen vihainen sinulle' means 'I am angry at you'.
Being angry about something
If you are angry about something, you usually use the illative case for the thing. For example, 'Olen vihainen siitä' means 'I am angry about that'.
محتوای مرتبط
عبارات مرتبط
واژههای بیشتر emotions
arka
B1shy or timid
arvostelukyky
B2judgment or critical faculty
arvostus
B2appreciation, esteem, or value
asenteellinen
B2biased
asenteellisuus
C1prejudice or bias
epäilys
B1Doubt or suspicion.
haaveilla
A2To dream or daydream
herkkä
B1sensitive or delicate
huoli
B1a worry or concern
hymyillä
A2to smile
