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  2. /Relative pronouns (joka, jotka)
  3. /ujo

ujo

ujo
shy
From Lesson 113:Relative pronouns (joka, jotka)·Finnish

Usages of ujo

Lapsi, joka ei puhu mitään, on usein ujo.
A child who does not speak anything is often shy.
Nämä tytöt, jotka tanssivat, ovat puheliaita, mutta nuo pojat ovat ujoja.
These girls, who are dancing, are talkative, but those boys are shy.
Kun olin lapsi, poika, joka asui täällä, oli ujo.
When I was a child, the boy who lived here was shy.
Toinen kaksonen on ujo ja toinen on puhelias, vaikka he ovat samanlaiset.
One twin is shy and the other is talkative, even though they are similar.

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