Let's Learn Estonian Episode 3 "How to say Bye! and more"

[@V1ktorNemeth]

I speak Hungarian, Slovakian, Czech, English and little bit German, and I can say that the most beautiful languages are belong to the Finn-Ugric group , just like Estonian too. :) Thank you for this lesson, I like it ! :P

[@SMIDJID204]

I'm trying my best to learn estonian language for my estonian girlfriend she has taught me some..but it's hard keeping them in my head., thanks for this :)

[@robin2000]

Since there are fourteen Estonian cases it's so good when you separate the words to show them in their natural form and give the translation. Thank you so much!

[@oliveralins0103]

I can speak German,Lithuanian,English,Arabic,Chinese,and I am learning Estonian,so thanks for helping!

[@kozmikkarma]

I thought where will I ever be able to learn Estonian...duh youtube...TY so much for your helpful vids. Hopefully I can retain enough to be able to communicate next month when I visit. What a beautiful language.

[@LittleMissSquirrel]

Good Luck!

[@alexotisy]

I’m so grateful for your videos. My grandmother was Estonian. I’ve not had an opportunity to learn, and always wanted one. This is awesome. Thank you 🙏🏼 😁

[@MikeTenor714]

Thanks so much for these videos! I'm trying to learn as much as I can about the language so that I can get around. My choir might be going to Estonia for a Choir Festival and Tour probably in Tallinn and I'm researching as much on the culture as I can! It's definitely a beautiful language, but still a bit difficult! As a Opera Performance major, they emphasize the importance of Western European languages (Italian, French, German, Latin and Spanish), but not much else! Still, I'm learning a lot and it's quite a beautiful language!!

[@robin2000]

Did you finally go to that tour, my friend?

[@kellykulp434]

Hello, I am from the USA but will be spending a month in Estonia this summer. I was hoping you could give me some advice on what I should bring as a gift for my host family and what I absolutely have to do while visiting there. Also, how different is the clothing style in Estonia from the USA?

[@BigBearLe]

Ahaa, hea näha, et keegi Eesti keelt ka õppib! Good Work!

[@nauravanauris5551]

Thank you for uploading these! They don't teach Estonian in my school and I can't find any courses for people my age.

[@Car-crazy]

Thanks for the videos. I am coming to Estonia next week for a trip, so this has been very helpful. Your English is very good.

[@dalgwa_byeol1534]

And the word Tsau is a greeting too for friends

[@BETOSKATIN242]

Greetings frontera Perú. Thanks for your class.

[@ionnuone8883]

Hugs and kisses!!! 😘😘😘🤗

[@pyinhk]

Thank🙏🙏🙏your student in Hong Kong 🥰

[@BalticStarChannel]

Hello, do you have lessons for B1 level? These lessons very simple for me..

[@domgeorn]

:D, you must have a natural gift for language, your english is perfect!

[@PolyglotKristian]

väga head viideod sul Liisa, kui kaua sa oled viideoid teinud ja mis programme sa kasutad redakteerimises ?

[@MatusFerko]

Servus Squirell, it would be great to put transcript of your videos into blog. Tsau!

[@Xammiller]

I love you!!! tööta!!

[@kozmikkarma]

Ok so tere ohtust is good evening as a greeting and head ood is goodnight as like a goodbye? Could you also say tere ohtust when leaving someone for the evening?

[@LittleMissSquirrel]

sorry, what do you mean by the question when leaving someone for the evening. Tere- hello, you can't use it to say bye in any situations. It is only meant for greeting.

[@kozmikkarma]

Ok so I guess what I'm asking is, for example you're leaving a restaurant in the evening would would say head ööd to the waiter that helped you or tere ohtust or head ohtut, or would all 3 be acceptable?

[@LittleMissSquirrel]

no, head ööd is good nigh as (sleep well) said only when someone is going to bed

[@jeffnunes741]

Hey, miss! I've heard Estonia is one of the most atheist countries around the world. Does it make sense if I use "Jumalaga!" for atheist people? In Brazil, we say a lot: "Vai com Deus", which means "May God be with you".

[@LittleMissSquirrel]

If you think this is not good to use in certain situations you can use 'hüvasti' which has the same meaning of saying bye to someone who goes really far and most likely you will never meet again. Really, we use these rarely as normally you wont need to use such strong bye :)

[@jeffnunes741]

Thaaanks! I am just concerned people might think I'm some 'weirdo' for saying goodbye with God. it's not happening, is it? Hahaha. Tks again, miss!

[@jasonmation]

I'm trying to learn Estonian myself, it's very tricky.But your videos are so helpful.

[@haimapaskana6747]

Nael kummi, jumalaga!

[@senja1315]

I'm Finnish so Estonian is easy language for me :) I want to learn it!

[@ВикторияЧистова-г7ь]

What song in the end of the video?)

[@LittleMissSquirrel]

+Ирина Чистова this is my own creation

[@jeanpersico34]

I know you are a native speacker (like my wife - from Tallinn-), and i make you again my compliments for the lessons and for the way you sing!! Can you make other estonian lessons? :-) I'm joking, but i really wonna learn estonian because i desire to Bring there my family! But (issand jumal) it's amazing difficoult!! Thank you very much!

[@Camroc37]

So, Tere Päevast means good day, as well as Head Päeva? Or does Head Päeva mean "Have a good day"?

[@LittleMissSquirrel]

+Camroc37 They are different but u already got the right answer :D

[@teddychalgren]

Let's Learn Estonian Episode 3 "How to say Bye! and more"

[@melikobiskra8529]

cool

[@maritowalter]

Trying to impress my Estonian girlfriend, I said "und" to her hoping she would understand that I was wishing her to sleep well. However she told me the correct form is "head und" as und on it's own doesn't mean absolutely nothing.

[@pilotoliveryt]

Well, it's like for example you would say "Good sleep" in English, then just "und" would mean basically "sleep" but in a case

[@akinoaizawa2693]

this language is easy to be pronounce... :)

[@sef5k773]

thank you hesti hesti dobre dobre olgu olgu

[@KalpeshPatel-bs8zt]

👍👍👍

[@jeanpersico34]

My wife told me that "good night" is not Head Aega, but "head òòd". That " head aega" is more used for farewell or like good bye expressions. But anyways i follow your lessons and find them very interesting and useful for my further study of your beautiful language and my deepest compliments for your nice voice....... also from my wife:) cheers!!

[@user-hi8hl9jq6q]

I'm Estonia and this is how to say hello in Estonia tere

[@slugghmcgee8603]

Going to Tallinn in three weeks on business and my wife - understandably - doesn't want me watching this.

[@ericrichard236]

What if you can't roll your tongue? People who natively speak languages without it sometimes can't.

[@arvicishechema]

You'll be deported

[@brynkimura6738]

Which video has how to say "thank you?"

[@memegalore1222]

Bryn Kimura aitäh

[@litanytothunder]

You might have fixed it in later videos but you mean to say "let's review." Revise is to edit or change something.

[@Rustsamurai1]

❤

[@jeanpersico34]

Thx you you very much! really i'll do as much as possible.. you know, italian peoples, and in general, the people from the big countries, learn much slowly other languages. I've noticed this in my experience..(french speak only french, german only deuche, etc..). But me i'm even maltese (eh eh!) and before we go back in Estonia, the next time (early i hope)I MUST SPEAK ESTONIAN! Last think: i have insert your lessons on mine e-site! lamiatallinn (mine Tallinn) Bye Bye! Thx you! :-)

[@danieleb1991]

sorry but "tere öhtust" and "head öhutut" have the same meaning?

[@LittleMissSquirrel]

+l'elfo musicista HI! no, "tere õhtut" is a greeting "head õhtut" is used when one leaves. I know it is confusing because in English it would literally translate "good evening" good- hea evening - õhtu.... but think of the "head õhtut" as a "have a good evening" that is more accurate correct translation.

[@shazkingdom1702]

Day 3 = This is like Day 8 in 100 DaysofCoding

[@micorason5071]

Aitah. But please can you try to take the next lessons say slower? I think we would be able to follow easily. And also I think we should begin with English before giving the estonian translation because before I get to understand the word you just mentioned, u have moved to the next word already. Just my suggestion. Thanks althesame. Good lessons

[@melikobiskra8529]

i want to get to know you

[@tanielvoogne8569]

i am Estoni boy YEY

[@Myphorbium]

Tsau!

[@johannesauksmann9215]

naice girl

[@SolarControlFilms]

Tsau

[@bijoubijoux5185]

Damn, this girl is cute

[@APB187]

I knew I chose the right language to learn from especially if most e-stonian women are as pretty as yourself. I want to know if you are married and your husband is probably the luckiest in the world.......... Ma teadsin, et ma valisin õiget keelt õppida eriti kui enamik e-stonian naised on nii ilus kui ise. Ma tahan teada, kui te olete abielus ja oma abikaasa on tõenäoliselt õnnelikum maailmas...

[@bzeljn]

the way you say "little" sounds shockingly british

[@LittleMissSquirrel]

perhaps because I studeid British English :)

[@hendrik604]

tule siia

[@mihkelvaarmaa3872]

kas te olete ise eestlane.mina olen

[@TheProfEddy]

estonian. not easy. i tried writing email to this estonian friend of mine using the help of google translate.. suffice to said there was too many grammatical error. haha.

[@dalgwa_byeol1534]

you sounds better in estonian

[@junewasilewski4522]

youre so pretty :) Im gay btw..hihi :)

[@LittleMissSquirrel]

+June Wasilewski hahah :D thank you :D