Estonian 5 Flashcards

1
Q

My family

A

Minu pere

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2
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Cat\nCats

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Kass\nKassid

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3
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only

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ainult

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4
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man

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mees

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5
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attractive

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sümpaatne

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6
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What an attractive man!

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Nii sümpaatne mees!

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7
Q

Show me!

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Näita!

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8
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lovely

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väga armas

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9
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wife

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naine

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10
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He has a lovely wife too.

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Tal on väga armas naine ka.

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11
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beautiful home

A

ilus kodu

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12
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child\nchildren

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laps\nlapsed

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13
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Do they have (any) children too?

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Kas neil on lapsi ka?

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14
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young daughter

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väike tütar

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15
Q

And the man has children from the previous marriage too

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Ja mehel on eelmisest abielust ka lapsed.

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16
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grandmother

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vanaema

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17
Q

grandfather

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vanaisa

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18
Q

dead

A

surnud

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19
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I don’t have a grandmother. She’s dead.

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Vanaema mul ei ole. Vanaema on surnud.

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20
Q

own

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oma

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21
Q

Does he have his own house there?

A

Kas tal on seal oma maja?

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22
Q

there

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seal

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23
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summer

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suvi

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24
Q

I am often there in the summer.

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Ma olen suvel sageli seal.

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25
Q

married

A

abielus

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26
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several

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mitu

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27
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year\nyears

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aastal\naastat

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28
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By the way

A

Muide

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29
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happy

A

õnnelik

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30
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One would assume. (I can guess!)

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Arvata võib

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31
Q

nice

A

kena

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32
Q

Mind

A

meel

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33
Q

I’m glad!

A

Mul on hea meel.

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34
Q

aunt

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tädi

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35
Q

uncle

A

onu

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36
Q

sister

A

õde

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37
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brother

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vend

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38
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parents

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vanemad

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39
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gandparents

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vanavanemad

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40
Q

grandchild

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lapselaps

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41
Q

husband

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mees

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42
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spouse

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abikaasa

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43
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son

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poeg

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44
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daughter–in–law

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minia

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45
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son–in–law

A

väimees

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46
Q

mother–in–law

A

ämm

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47
Q

father–in–law

A

äi

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48
Q

partner

A

elukaaslane

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49
Q

single

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vallaline

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50
Q

divorced

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lahutatud

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51
Q

widow

A

lesk

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52
Q

both

A

mõlemad

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53
Q

woman

A

naine

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54
Q

How many friends do you have?

A

Mitu sõpra sinul on?

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55
Q

Grammar: Has / Have

A

We add “–l” to the end of the case, and use “on”\nminul/mul on, sinul/sul on, temal/tal on, meil on, teil on, Nendel/neil on\nNames also have second form and get “–l”. If name ends in vowels, just add “–l”. If not add a, e, i, u + “–l”, some name change completely Ott –> Oti –> Otil, Koit –> Koidu –> Koidul, Kärt –> Kärdi –> Kärdil

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56
Q

Who has?

A

Kellel on?

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57
Q

the oldest

A

kõige vanem

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58
Q

after all

A

ju

59
Q

36 years old

A

kolmkümmend kuus aastat vana

60
Q

younger

A

noorem

61
Q

he is 2 years younger than me

A

Tema on kaks aastat noorem kui mina.

62
Q

same age as me

A

sama vana kui mina

63
Q

He is the same age as me then, thirty–three.

A

Ta on siis sama vana kui mina, kolmkümmend kolm.

64
Q

youngest

A

kõige noorem

65
Q

Precisely!

A

Just nimelt!

66
Q

Diana is 3 years older than me.

A

Diana on minust kolm aastat vanem.

67
Q

above / up

A

üleval

68
Q

I have uploaded new pictures. (I have new pictures up)

A

mul on uued pildid üleval.

69
Q

exciting

A

põnev

70
Q

how exciting!

A

kui põnev!

71
Q

Unbelievable!

A

Uskumatu!

72
Q

a lot / much

A

palju

73
Q

I thought she is much older (than you.)

A

Ma arvasin, et ta on palju vanem.

74
Q

side / half

A

pool

75
Q

half–brothers

A

Poolvennad

76
Q

twins

A

kaksikud

77
Q

Let me think, …

A

Las ma mõtlen, …

78
Q

I am old

A

Mina olen vana.

79
Q

old\nolder\nthe oldest

A

vana\nvanem\nkõige vanem

80
Q

big\nbigger\nthe biggest

A

suur\nsuurem\nkõige suurem

81
Q

small\nsmaller\nthe smallest

A

väike\nväiksem\nkõige väikesem

82
Q

Grammar: Comparison

A

we add “–m” to the 2nd form of the word.\nException: some words ending with “a” change to “e” e.g:\nvana (old) –> vana (2nd form) –> vanem (older), pikk (tall) –> pika –> pikem\nother exceptions:\nhea –> parem –> kõige parem,

83
Q

tall

A

pikk

84
Q

male name\nfemale name

A

mehenimi\nnaisenimi

85
Q

How old are you?\nI am 36.

A

Kui vana sa oled?\nMa olen kolmkümmend kuus (aastat vana).

86
Q

Grammar: 2 ways to say Sasha is bigger than Leena.

A

Saša on Leenast vanem.\nSaša on vanem kui Leena.

87
Q

Then I’m 35 years older than you (formal).

A

Siis ma olen teist 35 aastat vanem.

88
Q

Then you’re older than me.

A

Siis sa oled minust vanem.

89
Q

What work does your brother do?

A

Kellena su vend töötab?

90
Q

geography teacher

A

Geograafiaõpetaja

91
Q

His wife works as maths teacher.

A

Ta naine töötab matemaatikaõpetajana.

92
Q

I work as a coal miner.

A

Ma töötan kaevurina.

93
Q

shop assistant

A

müüja

94
Q

Locomotive engineer

A

Vedurijuht

95
Q

I also work as a locomotive engineer, just like Oleg.

A

Ma töötan ka vedurijuhina, nagu Oleg

96
Q

unfortunately I’m unemployed at the moment

A

ma olen kahjuks praegu töötu

97
Q

book–keeper, accountant

A

raamatupidaja

98
Q

construction–worker

A

ehitaja

99
Q

but for several years I’ve worked as an excavator driver in an open–pit mine

A

aga ma töötan juba mitu aastat karjääris ekskavaatorijuhina

100
Q

nurse

A

medõena

101
Q

my husband works as a constructor–worker in Finland

A

minu mees töötab Soomes ehitajana

102
Q

He doesn’t have a job in Estonia

A

Temal ei ole Eestis tööd

103
Q

taxi

A

takso

104
Q

taxi driver

A

Taksojuhina

105
Q

IT specialist

A

IT–spetsialist

106
Q

What does that mean?

A

Mis see tähendab?

107
Q

I don’t know exactly.

A

Ma ei tea täpselt.

108
Q

What does he do, when he’s working?

A

Aga mida ta teeb, kui ta tööd teeb?

109
Q

To play

A

mängima

110
Q

He plays on the computer.

A

Mängib arvutiga.

111
Q

Cool!

A

Äge!

112
Q

Doctor

A

Arst

113
Q

shop assistant

A

müüja

114
Q

hairdresser

A

juuksur

115
Q

cleaner, cleaning woman

A

koristaja

116
Q

manager

A

juht

117
Q

locomotive

A

veduri

118
Q

bus driver

A

bussijuht

119
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coach

A

treener

120
Q

scientist

A

teadlane

121
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policeman

A

politseinik

122
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farmer

A

talunik

123
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actor

A

näitleja

124
Q

factory laborer

A

tehasetööline

125
Q

factory

A

tehas

126
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seamstress

A

õmbleja

127
Q

kindergarten teacher

A

lasteaiakasvataja

128
Q

border guard

A

piirivalvur

129
Q

electrician

A

elektrik

130
Q

chef

A

kokk

131
Q

seaman / sailor

A

meremees

132
Q

sea

A

meri

133
Q

fish

A

kala

134
Q

fisherman

A

kalur

135
Q

photographer

A

fotograaf

136
Q

border\nborders

A

piir\npiirid

137
Q

guard (n.)

A

valvur

138
Q

Grammar: What’s your profession?

A

Kellena te töötate? (What do you work as?)\nMina olen + … (IT spetsialist) (I am an IT specialist)\nMa töötan …–na (õpetajana) (I work as a teacher)

139
Q

job\nwork

A

töö\ntööd

140
Q

engineer

A

insener

141
Q

Grammar: Üles vs üleval

A

• “Üles” is used when something or someone is moving upward. \n• “Üleval” is used to describe the location of something or someone that is already in a higher place.

142
Q

Grammar: Mis vs Mida

A

• Use “mis” when asking for identification, state, or quality (subject or general questions). \n • Use “mida” when “what” is the object of an action, particularly in sentences where something is being done to or with that object.

143
Q

Grammar: Different cases of “Olema” e.g Mina …

A

Mina/ma olen, sina/sa oled, tema/ta on, meie oleme, teie olete, Nende/nad on

144
Q

Letter

A

kiri