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    Default Difference between Mikä and mitä in Finnish

    In the translator im using it says 'what is it' is 'mikä se on', but i thought 'what' was 'mitä' or does the 'k' instead of the 't' change the 'se on' round so 'it is' becomes 'is it' because its a 'k' instead of a 't', also could anyone explain to me about sinä, sinua and all the others, i know sinä means you but what do all the others mean?
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