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Wishing well-being for all.
문화적 배경
The phrase is a cornerstone of 'Varhaiskasvatus' (Early Childhood Education). It emphasizes that social-emotional skills are as important as academic ones. Reflects the 'Law of Jante' (Janteloven) in a positive way: no one should be left out or feel superior; the goal is collective comfort. Modern Finnish leadership focuses on 'well-being at work' (työhyvinvointi). This phrase is often used in employee satisfaction surveys. The concept of 'Koti' (home) is sacred. A home is only a home if 'kaikilla on hyvä olla' there, including pets.
The 'On' Rule
Remember that in Finnish, feelings 'belong' to you. Always use the -lla/-llä ending with this phrase.
Nausea Alert
Be careful with 'Minulla on paha olla'. While it's the opposite of 'hyvä olla', it's also the standard way to say 'I feel like I'm going to throw up'.
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Wishing well-being for all.
The 'On' Rule
Remember that in Finnish, feelings 'belong' to you. Always use the -lla/-llä ending with this phrase.
Nausea Alert
Be careful with 'Minulla on paha olla'. While it's the opposite of 'hyvä olla', it's also the standard way to say 'I feel like I'm going to throw up'.
The Power of 'Meillä'
Use 'Meillä on hyvä olla' to instantly sound like a warm, integrated member of a Finnish family or group.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the missing word in the adessive case.
________ on hyvä olla. (Everyone)
We use the adessive case (-lla) to show who is experiencing the state.
Which sentence means 'Everyone felt good' (past tense)?
Choose the correct past tense form.
The past tense of 'on' is 'oli'. Even with a plural subject like 'kaikilla', the verb stays singular.
Match the phrase to the most likely situation.
Situation: A teacher talking about the classroom atmosphere.
'Kaikilla on hyvä olla' is the standard way to describe a positive, inclusive atmosphere.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'Onko juhlissa kaikki kunnossa?' B: 'Joo, näyttää siltä, että ________.'
This is the most natural way to say everyone is enjoying the atmosphere.
🎉 점수: /4
시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제________ on hyvä olla. (Everyone)
We use the adessive case (-lla) to show who is experiencing the state.
Choose the correct past tense form.
The past tense of 'on' is 'oli'. Even with a plural subject like 'kaikilla', the verb stays singular.
Situation: A teacher talking about the classroom atmosphere.
'Kaikilla on hyvä olla' is the standard way to describe a positive, inclusive atmosphere.
A: 'Onko juhlissa kaikki kunnossa?' B: 'Joo, näyttää siltä, että ________.'
This is the most natural way to say everyone is enjoying the atmosphere.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
5 질문Yes! Just change 'kaikilla' to 'minulla' (me), 'sinulla' (you), or 'hänellä' (him/her). e.g., 'Minulla on hyvä olla.'
Not exactly. 'Olen onnellinen' is 'I am happy' (a deep emotion). 'Minulla on hyvä olla' is more about being comfortable and at peace in the moment.
It acts as a noun here. It's like saying 'The state of being is good for everyone.'
Yes, especially when discussing team culture or employee well-being. It sounds modern and empathetic.
'Hyvä olo' is a noun phrase (a good feeling). 'Hyvä olla' is a state of being. You 'have' a hyvä olo, but it 'is' hyvä olla.
관련 표현
kaikki on hyvin
similareverything is fine
voida hyvin
similarto be well / to fare well
viihtyä
builds onto enjoy oneself in a place
paha olla
contrastto feel bad/uncomfortable/nauseous
