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Vowels and Consonants
There are 9 vowels in the Estonian alphabet ...
Listen and repeat.
A
takso (taxi)
palun (please)
kaks (two)
paar (pair, couple)
E
kell (time/clock/watch),
tere (hello)
ema (mother)
keel (language)
I
ilm (weather)
minut (minute)
nimi (name)
siin (here)
O
kolm (three)
foto (photo)
kohv (co!ee)
koos (together)
U
tubli (good, good for you!)
juuksur (hairdresser)
supp (soup)
kuum (hot)
Õ
õpilane (student)
õpetaja (teacher)
kõrv (ear)
rõõm (joy)
Ä
märts (March)
rääkima (to speak)
aitäh (thanks)
hääl (voice)
Ö
töö (work)
sööma (to eat)
öö (night)
ööbik (nightingale)
Ü
üks (one)
kümme (ten)
nüüd (now)
küüs (nail)
... and 17 consonants
Female names
Male names
K
KÄRT
HEIKI
P
EPP
PEETER
T
KATI
TOOMAS
G
AGNES
GEORG
B
BIRUTE
BRUNO
D
DEBORA
DENISS
F
FRIDA
FERDINAND
H
HARRIET
HANNES
J
KAJA
JOONAS
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HVLC.09.029: Vowels and Consonants | TÜ Moodle
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L
LIINA
OLLE
M
MARET
SIIM
N
NELE
ENN
R
PIRET
RAIVO
S
SIRJE
MARGUS
V
EVELIN
VELLO
Š
NATAŠA
ŠURA
Ž
ŽANNA
ŽENJA
Estonian spelling is phonetic, the words are spelled like they sound.
Single letters signify short sounds and double letters long or overlong
sounds.
Pronunciation of single vowels is very short.
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ema (mother)
isa (father)
vana (old)
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G, B and D are not pronounced softly, they are almost like K, P, T
For example:
diivan (sofa)
banaan (banana)
gloobus (globe)
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