 In modern colloquial Finnish, the passive form of the verb is used instead of the active first-person plural in the indicative and the imperative, to the almost complete exclusion of the standard verb forms.For example, in the indicative, the standard form is "me menemme" 'we are going', but the colloquial form is "me mennään".Without the personal pronoun "me", the passive alone replaces the first-person plural imperative, as in "Mennään!"