 See the tables below for examples.One striking difference between colloquial Finnish and formal Finnish is use of the passive form in the first person plural.Thus for example

Another is that the third person plural suffix -vat or -vät is not used in the spoken language; instead, the third person "singular" form is used with plural meaning being conveyed by the pronoun ne (they)

Therefore, the full present-tense paradigm of "puhua" "to speak" in everyday speech is