意味
Becoming ill physically.
文化的背景
Finns are very direct about health. If you say you 'tuli kipeäksi', people will generally believe you and not expect you to work. It is considered responsible to stay home so you don't infect others. Many Finnish workplaces allow 3 days of sick leave just by notifying your boss that you 'tuli kipeäksi', without a doctor's note. There is an old saying: 'Jos ei viina, terva ja sauna auta, niin tauti on kuolemaksi' (If booze, tar, and sauna don't help, the disease is fatal). However, modern Finns know not to go to sauna with a fever. While 'sisu' means perseverance, it doesn't mean ignoring illness. Finns view taking care of oneself as a practical necessity to maintain long-term 'sisu'.
The -ksi rule
Whenever you use 'tulla' to mean 'become', the next word needs '-ksi'.
Avoid 'saada'
Don't say 'Sain kipeäksi'. It's a common English-speaker mistake.
意味
Becoming ill physically.
The -ksi rule
Whenever you use 'tulla' to mean 'become', the next word needs '-ksi'.
Avoid 'saada'
Don't say 'Sain kipeäksi'. It's a common English-speaker mistake.
Use 'tulossa'
Saying 'Olen tulossa kipeäksi' makes you sound very native when you feel the first symptoms.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of 'tulla' and 'kipeä'.
Minä pelkään, että minä ______ ______.
The first person singular of 'tulla' is 'tulen', and the translative case 'kipeäksi' is required.
Which sentence is correct for 'I got sick yesterday'?
Valitse oikea lause:
'Tulin' is the past tense (imperfekt) and 'kipeäksi' is the correct case.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Miksi et tullut juhliin? B: Koska ______ ______.
The question is in the past tense, so the answer should explain that the person 'got sick'.
Match the phrase to the situation: 'Olen tulossa kipeäksi.'
Milloin sanot näin?
'Tulossa kipeäksi' means the illness is just starting.
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4 問題Minä pelkään, että minä ______ ______.
The first person singular of 'tulla' is 'tulen', and the translative case 'kipeäksi' is required.
Valitse oikea lause:
'Tulin' is the past tense (imperfekt) and 'kipeäksi' is the correct case.
A: Miksi et tullut juhliin? B: Koska ______ ______.
The question is in the past tense, so the answer should explain that the person 'got sick'.
Milloin sanot näin?
'Tulossa kipeäksi' means the illness is just starting.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
12 問It's not common. For mental health, use 'voida pahoin' or 'masentua'.
'Kipeä' is more common for everyday illnesses like colds. 'Sairas' can sound more serious or clinical.
'Olen kipeä' (I am sick) vs 'Tulin kipeäksi' (I got sick).
Yes, it is perfectly polite for all situations.
Yes, you can say 'jalka tuli kipeäksi' if your leg became sore.
Because Finnish uses the translative case to show a change from one state to another.
In spoken Finnish, people say 'tulla kipeeks'.
Say 'Parane pian!' (Get well soon!).
No, when paired with the translative case, it means 'to become'.
Yes, 'Koira tuli kipeäksi' is perfectly fine.
It is always 'kipeäksi' with the 'ä' sound.
You can say 'He tulivat kipeiksi', using the plural translative.
関連フレーズ
sairastua
synonymto fall ill
olla kipeänä
similarto be sick
parantua
contrastto get better
vilustua
specialized formto catch a cold
voida pahoin
similarto feel nauseous/unwell
