Estonian 5 Flashcards
My family
Minu pere
Cat\nCats
Kass\nKassid
only
ainult
man
mees
attractive
sümpaatne
What an attractive man!
Nii sümpaatne mees!
Show me!
Näita!
lovely
väga armas
wife
naine
He has a lovely wife too.
Tal on väga armas naine ka.
beautiful home
ilus kodu
child\nchildren
laps\nlapsed
Do they have (any) children too?
Kas neil on lapsi ka?
young daughter
väike tütar
And the man has children from the previous marriage too
Ja mehel on eelmisest abielust ka lapsed.
grandmother
vanaema
grandfather
vanaisa
dead
surnud
I don’t have a grandmother. She’s dead.
Vanaema mul ei ole. Vanaema on surnud.
own
oma
Does he have his own house there?
Kas tal on seal oma maja?
there
seal
summer
suvi
I am often there in the summer.
Ma olen suvel sageli seal.
married
abielus
several
mitu
year\nyears
aastal\naastat
By the way
Muide
happy
õnnelik
One would assume. (I can guess!)
Arvata võib
nice
kena
Mind
meel
I’m glad!
Mul on hea meel.
aunt
tädi
uncle
onu
sister
õde
brother
vend
parents
vanemad
gandparents
vanavanemad
grandchild
lapselaps
husband
mees
spouse
abikaasa
son
poeg
daughter–in–law
minia
son–in–law
väimees
mother–in–law
ämm
father–in–law
äi
partner
elukaaslane
single
vallaline
divorced
lahutatud
widow
lesk
both
mõlemad
woman
naine
How many friends do you have?
Mitu sõpra sinul on?
Grammar: Has / Have
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
Who has?
Kellel on?
the oldest
kõige vanem