意味
Asking for directions to a store.
文化的背景
Finns are generally very helpful but value their personal space. When asking for directions, a quick 'Anteeksi' is enough to get their attention without being intrusive. In the north, 'lähin kauppa' might be 50 kilometers away. People there are used to long distances and might give directions based on landmarks like fells or rivers. In cities, you are never more than a few hundred meters from an 'Alepa' or 'K-Market'. The 'lähikauppa' is a staple of urban life. In coastal areas, you might hear the Swedish equivalent 'Var är närmaste butik?', but everyone will understand the Finnish version.
Add 'Anteeksi'
Always start with 'Anteeksi' (Excuse me) to be polite.
Directness is Key
Don't worry about long introductions. Finns prefer you get straight to the point.
意味
Asking for directions to a store.
Add 'Anteeksi'
Always start with 'Anteeksi' (Excuse me) to be polite.
Directness is Key
Don't worry about long introductions. Finns prefer you get straight to the point.
Opening Hours
Many shops close earlier on Sundays. You might want to ask 'Onko se auki?' (Is it open?).
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to ask for the nearest shop.
Missä ___ lähin kauppa?
The verb 'on' is the 3rd person singular of 'olla' (to be), matching the singular subject 'kauppa'.
Which word means 'nearest'?
Valitse oikea sana: 'nearest'
'Lähin' is the superlative form. 'Lähellä' means 'near', and 'kaukana' means 'far'.
Match the Finnish words with their English translations.
Yhdistä sanat:
These are the four components of the phrase.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Anteeksi, missä on lähin kauppa? B: Se on ___.
'Tuolla' means 'over there', which is a logical answer to a location question.
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4 問題Missä ___ lähin kauppa?
The verb 'on' is the 3rd person singular of 'olla' (to be), matching the singular subject 'kauppa'.
Valitse oikea sana: 'nearest'
'Lähin' is the superlative form. 'Lähellä' means 'near', and 'kaukana' means 'far'.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the four components of the phrase.
A: Anteeksi, missä on lähin kauppa? B: Se on ___.
'Tuolla' means 'over there', which is a logical answer to a location question.
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よくある質問
10 問Yes, in very informal situations, but 'Missä on lähin kauppa?' is much more natural and grammatically complete.
'Kauppa' is the general term. 'Market' (or 'marketti') usually refers to a larger supermarket like S-Market or K-Citymarket.
Use the past tense: 'Missä oli lähin kauppa?'.
Yes, it is the standard superlative for distance.
No, Finnish has no articles (a, an, the). 'Lähin kauppa' means 'the nearest shop'.
Just replace 'lähin kauppa' with the name: 'Missä on lähin Lidl?'.
Say 'Kiitos!' (Thank you) or 'Selvä, kiitos!' (Clear, thanks!).
It is neutral. It's safe to use with anyone.
'Lähellä' means 'near'. 'Lähin' is the 'most near' or 'nearest'.
Technically yes, but usually you'd ask 'Mikä on paras verkkokauppa?' (What is the best online shop?).
関連フレーズ
Missä on apteekki?
similarWhere is the pharmacy?
Onko tässä lähellä kauppaa?
similarIs there a shop near here?
Mistä voin ostaa ruokaa?
builds onWhere can I buy food?
Paljonko tämä maksaa?
builds onHow much does this cost?
