Glad that I found this channel. Please, continue. Most people choose to learn Finnish rather than Estonian. But I like Estonian more for it sounds clearer and more pleasant.
Thank you so much for this channel. I am learning Estonian to visit my family in Estonian. I have lessons once a week but videos like this really help in a way text can’t.
This is just simply amazing!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for the video. I thought Estonian will be quite difficult for a noob like me. But honestly ma'am, you have done a huge favor to me with this video. Respect! (V)
Tere. Thank you for your interest in learning Estonian with us. Unfortunately, I don´t live in Estonia at the moment. I could only offer you online lessons. Just write me an email on tahela@tahela.com if you would be interested in that
Interestingly enough, endings in "elame" and "elate" sound similar to some Baltic or Slavic languages which are of different family. E. g. Lithuanian: esame esate and Czech: jsme, jste.
You can use it: Mida peab tegeMA? - elaMA Mida ma teeN? - elaN Mida sa teeD? - elaD Mida ta teeB? - elaB Mida nad teeVAD? - elaVAD Mida te teeTE? - elaTE Ma jooN, ma jookseN. Ta jooB, ta jookseB. Nad käiVAD, te maksaTE and so on.
*elama* is the ma-infinitive form you can find in dictionary. It has two parts, verb root (or stem) *ela-* and infinitive suffix *-ma* . When you conjugate the verb, you use the root and add inflectional suffixes after that: *ela+n* , *ela+d* and so on.
I have a question. In my native bulgarian in conjugation of the 1, 2 and 3 person plural the ending is the same. Like example (i'll use a latin transliteration for facility) the verb '''otivam'' (which means ''to go'') in 1, 2 and 3 person plural in present takes the same ending forms like in estonian: ''otivame'', ''otivate'', ''otivat''. But why is this, because as we know both langueges aren't even in a same language family? 🤷♂🤔
Glad that I found this channel. Please, continue. Most people choose to learn Finnish rather than Estonian. But I like Estonian more for it sounds clearer and more pleasant.
feel the same. ; finnish 40years but still confused.
thank you very much!!!!
Dear Madam, Your class is excellent!
woah so straightforward and easy to comprehend
Thank you so much for this channel. I am learning Estonian to visit my family in Estonian. I have lessons once a week but videos like this really help in a way text can’t.
This is just simply amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for the video. I thought Estonian will be quite difficult for a noob like me. But honestly ma'am, you have done a huge favor to me with this video.
Respect! (V)
Very insightful!
Please make more of such videos
Tere, Mari! Thank you for your interest. I will upload new videos very soon.:)
@@learnestonianwithtahela I hope it's about the cases :)
Great video, thanks!
Another excellent video 👍
Detsembris hakkasin õppima eesti keelt ja need videod on tõesti aidanud mind!
Mul on hea meel!
This was really helpful to me
ma'am, please make 200 vocabularies i always watch ur videos
Hello Tahela, good day! Can u design a learning system to reach A2 level in Estonian for beginners? Thank you.
Suur tänu! Teie videoklippid on väga väga abivalmiad!!!! +1 Tellija ;D
Thanks for the great video!
I love it so much
aitäh tahela!
nice language
Good job!
Спасибо!
Where you are living in Estonia? I would like to take offline classes bec recently I arrived in Estonia
Tere. Thank you for your interest in learning Estonian with us. Unfortunately, I don´t live in Estonia at the moment. I could only offer you online lessons. Just write me an email on tahela@tahela.com if you would be interested in that
@@learnestonianwithtahela yeah sure
Tere!😀
اللهم صلي وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين وسلم تسليما دائما إلى يوم الدين والحمد لله رب العالمين
as a finnish person i find these very easy because their almost the same as in finnish.
Interestingly enough, endings in "elame" and "elate" sound similar to some Baltic or Slavic languages which are of different family. E. g. Lithuanian: esame esate and Czech: jsme, jste.
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Why did you remove *ma* from elama? Didn't understand this part?
Can you please repeat it. Want to understand better :)
She basically took it away to say in other endings like “ Ma elan” it cant be “ Ma elama” 😊 ( srry im not good at helping with stuff)
@@_sellu thank you for trying to help me 😁
You can use it:
Mida peab tegeMA? - elaMA
Mida ma teeN? - elaN
Mida sa teeD? - elaD
Mida ta teeB? - elaB
Mida nad teeVAD? - elaVAD
Mida te teeTE? - elaTE
Ma jooN, ma jookseN. Ta jooB, ta jookseB. Nad käiVAD, te maksaTE and so on.
*elama* is the ma-infinitive form you can find in dictionary. It has two parts, verb root (or stem) *ela-* and infinitive suffix *-ma* . When you conjugate the verb, you use the root and add inflectional suffixes after that: *ela+n* , *ela+d* and so on.
@@mikahamari6420 wow thanks a lot for your answer :D
The qarapapaq dialect of the Azerbaijani language:
Maa I
Saa you
O she/he
Biz We
Siz you plural
Onnar they
Got bored, so I decided to learn Estonian
Very funny
Me and Te endings are the same as in Lithuanian 😱😱😱
I have a question. In my native bulgarian in conjugation of the 1, 2 and 3 person plural the ending is the same. Like example (i'll use a latin transliteration for facility) the verb '''otivam'' (which means ''to go'') in 1, 2 and 3 person plural in present takes the same ending forms like in estonian: ''otivame'', ''otivate'', ''otivat''. But why is this, because as we know both langueges aren't even in a same language family? 🤷♂🤔
Nobody knows. All of the languages generally had an effect on each other.
ma'am how do i say i live in estonia, you live in estonia??
Ma elan eestis, sa elad eestis
Ma elan Eestis. etc.
Aitäh
Estonian and Turkic peoples freandly
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Tervitus Egiptusest 🇪🇬🇪🇪
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Am from estonia😂
Good to know. 😉