This is the 264th most frequent Finnish word.
saavat
"Saavat" means "they get" or "they receive" in English.
The word 'saavat' is used here as the verb 'receive', indicative mood, present tense, third person plural, highlighting an action performed by a plural subject, 'he' (they).
He saavat usein uusia mahdollisuuksia oppia.
They often receive new opportunities to learn.
The word 'saavatko' is the interrogative form of 'saavat', asking whether the plural subject 'studentit' receives help under certain conditions.
Saavatko opiskelijat apua tarvittaessa?
Do the students receive help when needed?
The word 'saavat' here is used in a conditional clause to indicate the action of 'being given' something ('more time'), linking to a subsequent result.