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mrhashimoto wrote:Needed: More estonians on unilang!
Would love if his posts weren't ignored
Chekhov wrote:I don't know about naive worldviews, but Jurgen Wullenwhatever pisses me off to no end because of his extreme pessimism and cynicism. You'd think the world was going to end imminently when talking to that guy.
Jurgen Wullenwever wrote:mrhashimoto wrote:Needed: More estonians on unilang!Would love if his posts weren't ignored
Perhaps someone will reply, at an uncertain date in the future ...
For my part, I am the first generation that cannot speak Estonian, so you can at least enjoy the fact that you know more than me about the Estonian language, but that is not saying very much. I hope that I can learn to understand some of it, but ...
mrhashimoto wrote:Perhaps you should learn it too ..
Chekhov wrote:I don't know about naive worldviews, but Jurgen Wullenwhatever pisses me off to no end because of his extreme pessimism and cynicism. You'd think the world was going to end imminently when talking to that guy.
Jurgen Wullenwever wrote:mrhashimoto wrote:Perhaps you should learn it too ..
Ma saan katsuma proovin/üritan.
mrhashimoto wrote:[flag]ee[/flag] Pean praktiseerima rohkem eesti keelt. Ma saan räägi(ma?) eesti keeles natuke.
mrhashimoto wrote:[flag]ee[/flag] Pean praktiseerima rohkem eesti keelt. Ma saan räägi(ma?) eesti keeles natuke.
[flag]sv[/flag] Det är nog orätt T__T.
Chekhov wrote:I don't know about naive worldviews, but Jurgen Wullenwhatever pisses me off to no end because of his extreme pessimism and cynicism. You'd think the world was going to end imminently when talking to that guy.
Jurgen Wullenwever wrote:mrhashimoto wrote:[flag]ee[/flag] Pean praktiseerima rohkem eesti keelt. Ma saan räägi(ma?) eesti keeles natuke.
[flag]sv[/flag] Det är nog orätt T__T.
Why the Swedish text (is it aimed at me)? (And what is T__T?)
Anyway, it is nice to see some activity again in these parts of the forum, although I still cannot understand anything (and I do not know what was wrong with my previous reply, but that might become clearer if I actually understood some Estonian (a language that I havent heard spoken since I was three years old, and I do not remember that).
mrhashimoto wrote:Tere!
Ma õpin ikka eesti keelt, ja see on natuke raske >< Täna ma lõpetasin eesti raamat trükkida. Ma tahan see lugeda homme.
Nägemist!
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mrhashimoto wrote:I was doing Exercise 4 in Chapter 1 of Colloquial Estonian. And this is my answers. Can someone check them for me?
Piret on noor naine. Ta õpib Tartu Ülikoolis. Tartu on ülikoolilinn, mis asub Lõuna-Eestis. Tõnu on noor mees, Pireti vana sõber, kes elab ja töötab Tallinnas. Tallinn on Eesti pealinn. Pealinnas on kaubamaja, kus Tõnu töötab.
1. Kes on Piret?
Piret on noor naine.
2. Kus ta õpib?
Piret õpib Tartu Ülikoolis.
3. Mis on Tartu?
Tartu on ülikoolilinn
4. Kus see asub?
See asub Lõuna-Eestis.
5. Kes on Tõnu?
Ta on noor mees ja Pireti vana sõber.
6. Kas Tõnu on Pireti sõber?
Jah, ta on Pireti sõber.
7. Kus ta elab?
Ta elab Tallinnas.
8. Kus ta töötab?
Ta töötab Tallinnas.
9. Kas Tallinn on Eesti pealinn?
Jah. See on Eesti pealinn.
10. Kus Tõnu töötab?
Tõnu töötab pealinna/Tallinna kaubamajas. on pealinnas
Tänan!
mrhashimoto wrote:I did the first half of the exercises from Chapter 2 of Colloquial Estonian. Again, would someone please check my answers? Thanks. Bolded words are my answers. words in <> I didn't know.
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EXERCISE 1:
Respond in the negative as above:
1. Olge!
Ma ei ole
2. Nähke!
Ma ei näe
3. Minge!
Ma ei lähe
4. Vabandage!
Ma ei vabanda
5. Õppige!
Ma ei õpi
Skipped Exercise 2 because it's too easy
EXERCISE 3:
How would you say:
1. Tõnu Tamm isn't here
Tõnu Tamm ei ole seda
2. Piret isn't in town
Piret ei ole linnas
3. I'm not asking where she is
Ma ei küsi, kus ta elab
4. She isn't at home either
Ta ei ole kodus <either>
5. I'm not coming yet, I'm coming a little later
Ma ei tule <yet>, Ma tulen natuke hiljem
6. I speak English
Ma räägin inglisi keelt
EXERCISE 4:
1. We don't know the school
Me ei tea/tunne kooli
2. She doesn't know Tallinn
Ta ei tea/tunne Tallinna
3. I don't know the department store
Ma ei tea/tunne kaubamaja
4. You (pl.) don't know the shop
Te ei tea/tunne kauplust
5. I don't know that boy
Ma ei tea/tunne seal poissi
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Tänan!
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