
12. Minua väsyttää. How Finns talk about feelings
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Have you ever said minua väsyttää and thought: “Wait… who is this mysterious someone who makes me tired?”
In this episode of Nasta Suomi, Anastasia — your calm and slightly funny Finnish teacher from Helsinki — explains emotion verbs, those magical Finnish verbs that describe how feelings happen to you.
You’ll learn:
- why we say minua väsyttää instead of olen väsynyt
- two families of feeling verbs: emotions (harmittaa, ilahduttaa, pelottaa) and sensations (väsyttää, paleltaa, janottaa)
- how old Finnish beliefs about nature and spirits still live in the language today
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