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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 -------
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Kuidas?
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Kus?
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kui palju?
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Miks?
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Kui kaua?
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Kes
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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.” ---------
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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)
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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.
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siis translation: You don't love me 'then' example: Sa ei armasta mind siis
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