Do you know the things to mention when you’re having problems in Estonian? You might be in a scenario where a person is troubling you or perhaps you had misplaced your bag in a region in which they speak Estonian. Learn More
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Leave me alone. | Jäta mind rahule. (YA-tah meend rah-HOO-leh) |
Don't touch me! | Ära puuduta mind! (A-rah poo-OODOO-tah meend) |
I'll call the police. | Ma kutsun politsei. (mah KOOT-soon poh-LEET-say) |
Police! | Politsei! (poh-LEET-say) |
Stop! Thief! | Stop! Varas! (stohp VAH-rahs!) |
I need your help. | Ma vajan teie abi. (mah VAH-yahn TAY-ee-eh AH-bee) |
It's an emergency. | See on hädaolukord. (sehh ohn ha-dow-LOO-kohrd) |
I'm lost. | Ma olen eksinud. (mah OH-lehn ehk-SEE-nood) |
I lost my bag. | Ma kaotasin oma koti. (mah kah-oh-TAH-seen OH-mah KOH-tee) |
I lost my wallet. | Ma kaotasin oma rahakoti. (mah kah-oh-TAH-seen OH-mah rah-HAH-koh-tee) |
I'm sick. | Ma olen haige. (mah OH-lehn HAI-geh) |
I've been injured. | Ma olen vigastatud. (mah OH-lehn vee-gahs-TAH-tood) |
I need a doctor. | Ma vajan arsti. (mah VAH-yahn AHRS-tee) |
Can I use your phone? | Kas ma võiksin teie telefoni kasutada? (kahs mah vehh-EEK-seen teh-ee-eh teh-LEH-foh-nee kah-SOO-tah-dah?) |
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