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Kun and koska are both conjunctions, but they’re used differently.
- kun = when (in a temporal or conditional sense)
- Kun keskittyminen katoaa = When (whenever) concentration disappears
- koska = mainly because in modern Finnish
- En tee sitä, koska olen väsynyt. = I’m not doing it because I’m tired.
In older or very formal language, koska can sometimes mean when, but in today’s everyday Finnish, for a time-based when, you almost always use kun.
So here, we’re talking about a situation that happens whenever something occurs, so kun is the natural choice.
Keskittyminen is a noun, not a verb. It’s an action noun formed with -minen from the verb keskittyä (to concentrate).
- keskittyä = to concentrate
- keskittyminen = concentration, the act of concentrating
The structure is:
- Kun keskittyminen katoaa
When (the) concentration disappears
If you wrote kun keskittyy, that would be a verb: