Estonian

The English phrase “good luck” is translated into Estonian as edu! edu! is used to wish fortune on someone or to provide encouragement.

The Estonian phrase for “twelve months” is kaksteist kuud. kaksteist kuud refers specifically to a period of time consisting of twelve consecutive months.

The Estonian word for bye is tsau. tsau is an informal way to say bye, similar to how an English speaker might say ‘bye’ or ‘ciao’.

The Estonian word for ‘police’ is politsei. politsei refers to a local or general law enforcement agency.

The English word ‘yes’ is translated into Estonian as jah. In Estonian, jah is used as a particle to indicate agreement or acceptance.

Estonia is Eesti in Estonian. The word is used to refer to the country in northeastern Europe.

vanaema is the Estonian word for grandma.

To say ‘thank you’ in Estonian, you can use aitäh. The phrase is an expression of gratitude.

In Estonian, ‘cheers’ can be said as terviseks or proosit. The standard and most common way to make a toast in Estonian is to say terviseks.

The English word “bus” is translated into Estonian as buss. The word refers to a vehicle (noun).