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09:58 Jul 23, 2011 |
Finnish to English translations [Non-PRO] Tourism & Travel | |||||||
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4 | used (by somebody) |
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used (by somebody) Explanation: This is so called ma-infinitive of the verb 'käyttää' (to use). Ma-infinitive is often used as a counterpart of e.g. English passive voice. Ma-infinitive declines like a noun and 'käyttämiä' is plural partitive. For instance, the example sentence can be translated as: 'Also some "public" beaches used by the Egyptians themselves are available.' BTW. This forum obviously is not intended to be a language studying site, but a place where translators can ask help at their colleagues. |
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