@mimmumacrame: The two meanings of the spoken Finnish phrase "mä pidän tästä" 😎 And actually in spoken Finnish "pitää" (= "to like") is more often replaced with "tykätä", but you might still hear it like this too 😊 #creatorsearchinsights #learningfinnish #languages #finnish #finland

lucciola.05 :

I don't see or hear any difference... 😳🥺🥺🥺

ampumastudio :

mä pidän tätä ... I am holding on this

Melanie🖤♏ :

why different meaning while it's look same,I don't see the difference

mimis.s1 :

Mussu :

To help differenciate between the two often times it is followed by "kiinni". For example "Mä pidän tästä kiinni." / " I'm holding onto this."

Abdou1985 :

But I see that the two sentences are similar, how do I differentiate between them?

Stine_har_ordet :

There is a tiny difference in pronunciation, took me five-six times to notice tough. But is it most context based or is there any way to the meaning in the situation?

Samsamcome :

Seriously? Tell us u r joking, teacher 😳😳😳

Veganarchistcommunist :

Sounds like there's a slight tonal difference

🇱🇧B.Hamoud🇫🇮 :

Andy / Andrew🦝 :

I give up

Jessy :

Dear this time you have confused us😂😂

Keaton Taylor :

so is it purely contextual?

queen mashi 365 :

it sounds the same

Lĕhmåñ Ťhömåś :

if I like it, I'm holding on to it. 💯

frommm :

🌺Hanan Al-Kasaar87🌺 :

tämä joskus minulle vaikka 😅

ampumastudio :

big difference

hove_abeth100401 :

I see different colors on font 😁😂

Ugochukwu Nwadike :

So how do you say : I like this and I'm holding on to this

John Bull :

Interesting, but who cares 😂

✨️💜𝒶𝓈𝓉𝓇𝒶💜✨️ :

Reminds me of German: umfahren (emphasis on "um" means to run something over) and umfahren (emphasis on "fahren" means to drive around something)😂

Honey_Badger_Chef :

This is I speak English in Finland. 😂

majesteticallyonline :

I thought Swedish was heavily context based but Finnish is way worse on that end.

Mister..Gua-pingz :

❤️😊👍🇵🇭