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The word opiskella is used to describe the process of learning or studying something, both in formal education and in self-education. It can refer to studying at school, university, or other educational institutions as well as to learning different subjects or skills on your own.
The word ottaa is used to describe the act of taking, accepting, or receiving something. It can refer to the physical taking of an object, the acceptance of an offer or opportunity, as well as an emotional attitude or reaction to something.
The word pestä is used to describe the process of washing or cleaning various objects such as hands, hair, clothing, and other surfaces.
Polttaa tupakkaa is used to describe the act of smoking tobacco or cigarettes. It can refer to smoking cigarettes as well as smoking a pipe or cigar.
The word pukea päälle in Finnish means to put on oneself or to put on clothes. The expression is usually used in the context of clothes, but it can also refer to other items that can be put on oneself, such as hats, gloves, etc.
The word pyöräillä in Finnish means riding a bicycle. It is a verb that describes the action of riding a bicycle.
The word is used to describe the action of riding a bicycle, and it can be used in various contexts related to cycling.


The word soida in Finnish means call or sound. It is used to describe a beep, a melody, the sound of a musical instrument or the ringing of a telephone.
The word vartti in Finnish means quarter or 15 minutes. It is a shortened form of the word neljännes (quarter). It is often used to express a period of time of 15 minutes.

The word aamupala is a more colloquial and informal term for breakfast. It is more commonly used in everyday conversation and in conversations with friends or family.
The word aamiainen is a more formal and formal term for breakfast, which is used in written and spoken language. It appears more often in official documents, restaurant menus, or descriptions.

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