Learn Estonian - GREETINGS

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In this video you will learn the most important ways how to greet in Estonia.
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[@ellakurm6781]

Suur aitäh, my Dad is Estonian and we visit very frequently (live in UK) I'm even in Estonia right now! I really want to learn how to speak

[@sacha352]

i’m kinda the same my mum is Estonian and i was born there but my dad was Irish so we decided to go back to northern ireland, so I speak english and i really want to learn estonian cause then i could talk to my granny and grandpa cause they don’t speak english, tho they do speak german which i am learning! hope your doing good!

[@anacseq]

I am watching all the videos on your channel! Suur Aitäh

[@PBasschannel]

Hi. Great videos 🙂. I have a bit strange story why I watched your videos (and also many other videos about Estonian language). I am Hungarian from Slovakia, and I like bass / rebassed music. First of all I totally forget that Estonian and Hungarian are related languages till I not started to investigate similarities - then I remembered that we learned this even at school. The story: here on UA-cam is Estonian rebasser Erkzyzz who rebassed a song from Reket - Kirsikivi. One of my Slovak colleagues likes similar bassy music like me, so I showed this to him, after few words in of the song he asked: "This is Hungarian?", and I was shocked - this is the main reason I'm watching up to date random videos here on UA-cam about Estonian language, and the second reason is that now I'm wondering that someone whose native language belongs to a different language family, immediadiately can tell that these 2 languages are similar - or at least related somehow -, but native Estonians and Hungarians cannot hear any similarity - I don't know that this is true for languages of any other language family or not. The reason why I share a comment to this video is that I found in a little similar word which wasn't mentioned in other videos I've seen to date, and in Hungarian language also means the same in the same greeting: "Tere õhtust" is "Jó estét" - I mean the rythym of the word is the same if it is sayed fast + the 2 "t" letters are on the same places: third and last (little help for those who don't know: "ó", "s" and "é" in Hungarian are "oo", " š" and "ee" in Estonian) - also the base word in Hungarian "este" is "õhtul" in Estonian if I remember right - not "õhtu"...

[@hariboliye5318]

Thanks

[@justudoka4807]

Tere,Tanan.please make more videos

[@quranreader7616]

yes

[@user-nl1sw9ic6j]

Make more videos

[@fidaa.m5573]

Suur Aitäh

[@thesoundofestonian]

Suur aitäh Sulle!