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spørsmålet		svaret
hello/hi begynn å lære		tere
dog begynn å lære		koer
thank you begynn å lære		aitäh
city begynn å lære		linn
bread begynn å lære		leib (sai for white wheat bread)
house begynn å lære		maja
book begynn å lære		raamat
party begynn å lære		pidu
sunglasses begynn å lære		päikeseprillid päike “Päike” = “sun.” päikese This is the genitive form of “päike,” meaning “of the sun.” päikesevalgus — sunlight päikeseprillid — sunglasses päikese käes — in the sun päikese tõus — sunrise Simple examples of both päike- and päikese: Päike paistab. — The sun is shining. Ma seisin päikese käes. — I stood in the sun. If you want, I can explain other common forms like päikesel, päikesesse, etc.—Estonian is full of these case endings!
car begynn å lære		auto
shirt begynn å lære		särk
pank begynn å lære		pank
my family begynn å lære		minu perekond
i love you begynn å lære		Ma armastan sind
cheers begynn å lære		terviseks
woman begynn å lære		naine
man begynn å lære		mees
girl begynn å lære		tüdruk
boy begynn å lære		poiss
see you again/goodbye begynn å lære		jällanägemist ✔ When it means “see you again” Literally, the word comes from jälle (“again”) + nägemist (“seeing”), so it can imply “until we see each other again.” Often used when you expect to meet again later (e.g., “See you tomorrow” → Homseni, jällenägemist!) ✔ When it means “goodbye” Most common usage. Said when parting from someone, whether or not you expect to meet soon. Works in both formal and friendly situations.

Basic first words

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