Estonian 9 Flashcards

Chapter: What a sunny day! Lessons: - Weather forecast - what did you do yesterday? - What shall I wear?

1
Q

Weather forecast

A

Ilmateade

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2
Q

The weather today is cloudy.

A

Täna on pilves ilm.

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3
Q

It’s raining (rain and slush) everywhere in Estonia.

A

Kõikjal Eestis sajab vihma ja lörtsi.

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4
Q

to blow

A

puhuma

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5
Q

wind

A

tuul

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6
Q

The wind is (blowing) from the north seven to twelve meters per second.

A

Puhub põhjatuul seitse kuni kaksteist meetrit sekundis.

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7
Q

weak
weaker
weakly

A

nõrk
nõrgem
nõrgalt

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8
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“veidi” vs “natuke”

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“Veidi” and “natuke” both mean “a little” or “a bit,” but there are some slight differences in usage:

  1. “Veidi” – Slightly more formal or neutral. Often used in written language or polite speech.
    • Example: Kas soovite veidi kohvi? (Would you like a little coffee?)
    • Example: Mul on veidi aega enne loengu algust. (I have a little time before the lecture starts.)
  2. “Natuke” – More colloquial and informal. Used more often in everyday speech.
    • Example: Ma olen natuke väsinud. (I am a little tired.)
    • Example: Lisa natuke soola supile. (Add a little salt to the soup.)

In most cases, they are interchangeable, but “veidi” might sound a bit more refined or formal, while “natuke” is more casual.

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9
Q

To add

A

Lisada

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10
Q

plus

A

pluss

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11
Q

degree

A

kraadi

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12
Q

air

A

õhku

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13
Q

temperature

A

temperatuuri

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14
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The temperature varies (lit. is) from one to three degrees above zero.

A

Õhutemperatuur on pluss üks kuni pluss kolm kraadi.

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15
Q

cloud

A

pilv

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16
Q

snow

A

lumi

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17
Q

to snow

A

lund sadama

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18
Q

kohati

A

sometimes, in places

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19
Q

It’s snowing with occasional blizzards.

A

Sajab lund, kohati tuiskab.

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20
Q

island
on the island

A

saar
saarel

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21
Q

The wind is (blowing) from the west ten to fifteen, on the islands up to twenty three meters per second.

A

Puhub läänetuul kümme kuni viisteist, saartel kuni kakskümmend kolm meetrit sekundis.

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22
Q

minus

A

miinus

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23
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The temperature is between zero and minus four.

A

Õhutemperatuur on null kuni miinus neli kraadi.

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24
Q

Warning

A

Hoiatus

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25
Q

Caution / Carefulness

A

ettevaatus

26
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“hoiatus” vs “ettevaatus”

A

Hoiatus” and “ettevaatus” both relate to caution, but they have different meanings and usage:

  1. “Hoiatus”Warning
    • Refers to an alert or message that informs someone of danger or risk.
    • Example: See on viimane hoiatus enne karistust! (This is the last warning before punishment!)
    • Example: Tormihoiatus anti välja eile õhtul. (A storm warning was issued last night.)
  2. “Ettevaatus”Caution / Carefulness
    • Refers to a person’s careful behavior or taking precautions to avoid danger.
    • Example: Ettevaatus on parem kui kahetsus. (Caution is better than regret.)
    • Example: Sõida libedaga ettevaatusega! (Drive with caution on icy roads!)

Summary:
- Hoiatus = a warning given to someone.
- Ettevaatus = cautious behavior or taking precautions.

27
Q

slippery

28
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to slip

29
Q

Be cautious, the roads are slippery!

A

Ettevaatust, maanteed on libedad!

30
Q

Meteorologist (weather person)

A

Ilmateadustaja

31
Q

clear

32
Q

sun
sunny

A

päike
päikeseline

33
Q

The weather today is sunny with clear skies.

A

Täna on päikesepaisteline selge ilm.

34
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southwest

35
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southeast

36
Q

The wind is (blowing) from south and southeast.

A

Puhub lõuna- ja kagutuul.

37
Q

The temperature is two to eight degrees above zero.

A

Sooja on kaks kuni kaheksa kraadi.

38
Q

At night the temperature will fall to zero.

A

Öösel langeb temperatuur null kraadini.

39
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cold

40
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night frost

41
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danger

42
Q

There is a possibility of frost during the night.

A

Püsib öökülma oht.

43
Q

Today is partly cloudy weather.

A

Täna on vahelduva pilvisusega ilm.

44
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at times

45
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rain

46
Q

heavy
heavier
heavily

A

raske
raskemad
tugevalt

47
Q

There will be occasional showers, in some places the rain is heavy.

A

Sajab hoovihma, kohati on sadu tugev.

48
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to rise

49
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to fall

50
Q

to increase

A

suurendada

51
Q

to decrease

A

vähendada

52
Q

thunderstorm

A

äikesetorm

53
Q

There is a possibility of thunderstorms.

A

Võib esineda äikest. (esinema = to appear)

54
Q

During the day the temperature in northern Estonia reaches up to twenty one degrees

A

Põhja-Eestis on päeval sooja kuni kakskümmend üks kraadi

55
Q

In southern Estonia the temperatures can rise up to twenty eight degrees above zero.

A

Lõuna-Eestis võib õhutemperatuur tõusta kuni kahekümne kaheksa kraadini.

56
Q

Attention!

A

Tähelepanu!

57
Q

damage

58
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hazard

59
Q

fire

60
Q

fire hazard