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nyt en ymmärrä mitä tämä tarkoitta

Jos "I have argued" tarkoittaa "minulla oli riitaa", niin tuntuisi olevan hivenen eri asia kuin riitautuminen, joka ilmaisee mielestäni pitkäkestoista riitatilannetta eikä siis vain yhtä riitaa. Ihan pikku juttu siis vain, muuten näyttää hyvältä.

Thanks mikalaari!

The way this site works is by having people who speak English fluently as English 'experts'. We make sure the text is grammatically correct and makes sense in English, but we don't speak all other languages on this site and unfortunately I don't speak Finnish.
Could you explain your point in English please?

Kleppi, could you let me know if you agree with mikalaari please?

Thanks both!

I totally aggree with Mikalaari.

He pointed out that Finnish sentence "olemme riitautuneet" means a longer-lating conflict situation than just "I have argued".

I couldn't come up with an exact translation in English preserving the succinctness, but maybe "I have had arguments" would better emphasize the long-lastingness of the situation.

Keep up the good work, both mikalaari and Lein.

Thanks for the explanation kleppi
I have changed it and added a not; does that convey the meaning?

Yes, to my understanding it is now precise enough to convey the meaning.