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Stefan Viljoen <rylan@ <deletehis>intekom.co.za> wrote:
> Just for interest sake - what IS the Finnish word for crash? I. e. software
> lockup?
"Kaatua", which literally translated means "to fall" (meaning something
which is standing falls over, not something which has been dropped).
> What do you say? In nearest English phonetic obviously.
Well, Finnish verbs are inflected depending on their role in
a sentence and it's thus not possible to give one single word which
would work in every sentence. Finnish verbs have more than 130 inflections
(compare that to the at most 5 inflections of English verbs). Thus I gave
just the infinitive form of the verb above.
If you want to know how "kaatua" is pronounced, "kaa" is pronounced
like "ca" in the word "car" but with a long 'a' sound, "tu" is pronounced
like the english word "to" and the last "a" is pronounced the same as
the "a" in the word "car".
But as I said, that's just the infinitive form and thus has a quite
limited use in itself. :)
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