This is the 767th most frequent Finnish word.
olet
"You are."
In this sentence, 'olet' is used as the second-person singular present tense form of the verb 'olla,' meaning 'to be.' It links the subject 'sinä' (you) with the complement 'ystäväni' (my friend).
Sinä olet ystäväni.
You are my friend.
Here, 'olet' forms part of the compound verb 'oletko nähnyt,' which means 'have seen.' It is used with a question marker '-ko' to ask if the subject 'you' has experienced watching the movie.
Oletko nähnyt tämän elokuvan?
Have you seen this movie?
In this sentence, 'olet' expresses a state of being, describing the subject's (you) skill in drawing. The word 'taitava' acts as a predicate adjective complementing the state of being.