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Question		Answer
what? start learning		Mida? Examples Mida sa sööd? – What are you eating? - Mida sa tahad? – What do you want? - Mida ta otsib? – What is he/she looking for? - Mida uut? – What’s new? ✅ MIDA = partitive (object form) Use mida when the word is the object of the verb or when you ask “what (object)?” Often used when: - something is being done to the object - you are asking about quantity / incomplete action / part of something -------
how? start learning		Kuidas?
where? start learning		Kus?
how much? start learning		kui palju?
why? start learning		Miks?
how long? start learning		Kui kaua?
who start learning		Kes
when start learning		millal/kuna ✅ 1. Millal = when (at what time?) Use millal when you are asking about a time, date, or moment. Examples - Millal sa tuled? – When are you coming? - Millal sul sünnipäev on? – When is your birthday? This is the most common “when.” ---------
so start learning		nii ✅ nII = so / so much / so (that) Used to show strong emotion or emphasis. Often a bit stronger or more expressive than väga. Examples: nii hea – so good nii ilus – so beautiful Ma armastan sind nii väga. – I love you so much. (More emotional)
very start learning		väga ✅ vaga = very Used to intensify something in a neutral, factual way. Examples: väga hea – very good väga ilus – very beautiful Ma armastan sind väga. – I love you very much.
then start learning		siis translation: You don't love me 'then' example: Sa ei armasta mind siis
not start learning		mitte example: aga mitte detsembris (but 𝗻𝗼𝘁 in december)
but start learning		aga
this start learning		see
at start learning		juures
or start learning		või
only start learning		ainult example: Ma räägin 𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘂𝗹𝘁 poola ja hispaania keelt
more than start learning		rohkem kui example: ma armastan sind 𝗿𝗼𝗸𝗵𝗲𝗺 𝗸𝘂𝗶 sa (i love you 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗻 you)
do this start learning		seda tee
at all (even) start learning		üldse example: miks ma üldse... (why do I even...)
though start learning		kuigi
for start learning		jaoks ✅ 3. FOR (for the purpose of) See ruum on õppe jaoks. – This room is for study. ✅ 4. FOR (in favor of / supporting) Ta tegi seda meie jaoks. – He did it for us / on our behalf. ✅ 1. FOR (intended for someone / something) Most common meaning. See on sinu jaoks. – This is for you. ✅ 2. FOR (in someone’s opinion / from someone’s perspective) See on minu jaoks raske. – This is difficult for me.

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