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learn to say eight sentences in Estonian


 

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fortunelarkham has written 2 entries about this goal

With help from The Internet
Basic Phrases pages
  1. http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/other/quickfix/estonian.shtml
  2. http://www.speakestonian.co.uk/phrases/basic_phrases
    I’m quite tempted to set the BBC mp3 of “Vabandage, ma ei räägi eesti keelt.” as my phone ringtone.


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http://translate.google.ee probably has its faults, but it is giving me an idea of how words change depending on what you’re doing with them. I’m typing in sets of sentences like “Where is the train station? How do I get to the train station? Is this your train? Is this my train?” to see the new suffixes pop up.
(“Kus on rongijaam? Kuidas ma saan rongijaamast? Kas see on teie rong? Kas see minu rong?”)
Then I remembered they don’t really do trains.

Because it’s Google, I’ve also learned the Estonian for ‘Did you mean:’



 

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