I'm a bit late to the party, but thank you for making these videos. I'm struggling with more popular courses like Keeleklikk because they throw in words without explaining much why they are that way, and I find it unsustainable to learn by heart. It's much easier to learn 'the rule' and then apply it.
Kellele- to someone, to you, for you [sulle, mulle, talle] Kellelt- from someone, from you, from him [sinult, minult, talt] Kellel- for example "who has that? Kellel see on Keda- Who did you see- keda sa nägid, who are you searching for, keda sa otsid?
0:30 "...that you leave somewhere..." - you probably meant to say "live" instead of "leave". The "i" is supposed to be short. (Shorter than the Estonian kinda-shortish-middle-length vowels that I never understood when to use.)
Is there any English-Estonian dictionary you could recommend for learning Estonian words, preferably with genitive and partitive forms for each if applicable? Thank you in advance!
Tere! To my knowledge, there is no English-Estonian dictionary that would give you the forms. Unfortunately. I can recommend you only this one: sonaveeb.ee/lite
Your channel is undoubtedly the best study resource in the internet for learning estonian.
Thank you Tahela! ♥
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I can't love more this lenguage. Thanks you so much I am undesrstanding it a lot, I love you.
I'm a bit late to the party, but thank you for making these videos. I'm struggling with more popular courses like Keeleklikk because they throw in words without explaining much why they are that way, and I find it unsustainable to learn by heart. It's much easier to learn 'the rule' and then apply it.
Thank you so much, I love the music in the beginning of the video, calm and relaxed
Explained in avery clear and simplified way. suur äitah
Omg new video yay so happy
Thank you so much 💞😁
Tere Tahela, suur aitäh!! Ma opin eesti keelt.See on raske aga huvitav 😊
Vey helpful! Suur aitäh!
Please, explain difference between kellele - kellel-kellelt + difference with keda (osastav).
Kellele- to someone, to you, for you [sulle, mulle, talle]
Kellelt- from someone, from you, from him [sinult, minult, talt]
Kellel- for example "who has that? Kellel see on
Keda- Who did you see- keda sa nägid, who are you searching for, keda sa otsid?
Thank you!
Good videos, please more!
Thank you again😍
0:30 "...that you leave somewhere..." - you probably meant to say "live" instead of "leave". The "i" is supposed to be short. (Shorter than the Estonian kinda-shortish-middle-length vowels that I never understood when to use.)
leave for something, leave somewhere, not live
Is there any English-Estonian dictionary you could recommend for learning Estonian words, preferably with genitive and partitive forms for each if applicable? Thank you in advance!
Tere! To my knowledge, there is no English-Estonian dictionary that would give you the forms. Unfortunately. I can recommend you only this one: sonaveeb.ee/lite
This is only Estonian but it's specially made for language learners and shows you all the forms you need
@@learnestonianwithtahela It's fine. Thank you for your help! Great videos, too!
Nii hea aitäh sulle 👍
Suur tanu!
Aitäh