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General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters / language courses | | English term or phrase: questions? | | at the end of the lecture , is it kysymyksiä or kysymykset? |
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22 hrs confidence:  peer agreement (net): +1 kysymyksiä / kysyttävää
Explanation:
You can either ask: "Onko kysymyksiä?" (literally "Are there questions?"
OR "Onko kysyttävää?" (literally "Is there anything to ask?")
"Kysymykset" would refer to "the questions".
Example sentence(s): | Riku Pepponen
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