뜻
Trying to find cheaper prices.
문화적 배경
The 'Sulo Vilén' effect: Finns often feel a sense of accomplishment when they find a bargain, even if they didn't need the item. Couponing is a huge industry, often more extreme than in Finland, with people using 'extreme couponing' to get items for free. Haggling (tinkiminen) is more common in markets than in Finland, where prices are usually fixed and you just 'search' for the best one. Evening discounts in supermarkets (half-price stickers) are a specific time when everyone 'etsii tarjouksia'.
Use Apps
Download 'K-Ruoka' or 'S-mobiili' to practice 'etsiä tarjouksia' in a real Finnish context.
Partitive Plural
Don't forget the 'ia' ending in 'tarjouksia'. It's the most common mistake for A2 learners.
뜻
Trying to find cheaper prices.
Use Apps
Download 'K-Ruoka' or 'S-mobiili' to practice 'etsiä tarjouksia' in a real Finnish context.
Partitive Plural
Don't forget the 'ia' ending in 'tarjouksia'. It's the most common mistake for A2 learners.
Compound Words
Look out for 'tarjouslehti' (offer magazine) or 'tarjoushinta' (offer price).
셀프 테스트
Täytä puuttuva sana oikeassa muodossa (etsiä).
Minä ______ tarjouksia joka maanantai.
The subject is 'Minä' (I), so the verb 'etsiä' conjugates to 'etsin'.
Valitse oikea muoto sanasta 'tarjous'.
Onko täällä hyviä ________?
After 'onko täällä' and in the context of an indefinite search, we use the plural partitive.
Mihin tilanteeseen lause sopii?
Lause: 'Etsin tarjouksia lennoista.'
'Lennot' means flights, so it relates to travel planning.
Täydennä dialogi.
A: 'Tämä paita on kallis.' B: 'Niin on. Meidän täytyy ______ ______.'
If something is expensive, the logical response for a savvy shopper is to look for deals.
🎉 점수: /4
시각 학습 자료
Where to find offers
Digital
- • Verkkokauppa
- • Sovellukset
- • Uutiskirjeet
Physical
- • Mainoslehdet
- • Hyllyn reunat
- • Näyteikkunat
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제Minä ______ tarjouksia joka maanantai.
The subject is 'Minä' (I), so the verb 'etsiä' conjugates to 'etsin'.
Onko täällä hyviä ________?
After 'onko täällä' and in the context of an indefinite search, we use the plural partitive.
Lause: 'Etsin tarjouksia lennoista.'
'Lennot' means flights, so it relates to travel planning.
A: 'Tämä paita on kallis.' B: 'Niin on. Meidän täytyy ______ ______.'
If something is expensive, the logical response for a savvy shopper is to look for deals.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
4 질문Technically yes, but it's more common to say 'etsiä töitä' (look for work) or 'selata työpaikkailmoituksia'.
'Alennus' is a discount (e.g., -20%), while 'tarjous' is the offer itself (e.g., 'Buy 2 for 5€').
Yes, in Finland it is seen as practical and smart, not cheap.
You say 'Tein hyvän löydön' or 'Löysin hyvän tarjouksen'.
관련 표현
Tehdä löytöjä
similarTo make great finds
Säästää rahaa
builds onTo save money
Vertailla hintoja
similarTo compare prices
Metsästää alennuksia
synonymTo hunt for discounts
