A1 Level

Estonian Conversation Examples

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Asking a colleague how they get to work

Comparing the price of two different postcards

Greeting a new colleague on their first day at the office

Talking about your morning coffee or tea ritual

Asking for apples at a market

Asking when someone's birthday is

Introducing yourself to someone at a friend's party

Ordering a coffee and a pastry at a cafe

Asking for the price of a fruit or vegetable

Arranging to meet a friend on a specific day

Asking a stranger for the current time

Describing the furniture in your living room

Confirming the date of a public holiday

Comparing simple weekend plans with a friend

Describing what you do after work to relax

Discussing what you usually eat for lunch

Finding the nearest pharmacy or ATM

A parent asking a child what they like or dislike for dinner

Parents discussing their children's ages at a playground

Requesting plasters at a pharmacy

Asking for a plate and fork at a friend's house

Asking which bus goes to a specific part of town

Buying a one-day public transport pass at a kiosk

Buying a bottle of water at a kiosk

A classmate asking about your brothers and sisters

Greeting a friend on the street and making small talk about the nice weather

Comparing the colors of the same clothing item

Asking a shop assistant where to find the milk

Asking for the total bill at a small shop checkout

Asking a stranger for directions to a specific landmark

Planning what food to make for a small party with a friend

A simple chat about favorite and least favorite fruits

Inquiring about the cost of a souvenir magnet

Deciding if two clothing items match in color

Getting directions to a shop using a park as a reference point

Buying a specific pastry from a market stall

Asking a roommate where the clean towels are

Asking for help in English at a tourist information center

Two colleagues discussing what they like to eat for breakfast

A colleague asks where you are from during a coffee break

Deciding with a friend whether to go outside or stay in because of rain

Meeting a new classmate on the first day of a language course

A friend offering you different foods at their home

A new acquaintance is curious about your native language

Asking if the store has a specific type of bread

At a market stall, asking if the potatoes are Estonian

A simple transaction at the checkout counter

Joining a sports club and introducing yourself at the front desk

Pointing out and naming different clothing items in a store

Telling a friend about your new apartment

Finding out the price of a cup of coffee

Describing your pet to a neighbor

Offering a seat to someone on public transport

Ordering a sandwich to take away

Inquiring about the opening hours of a museum

Noticing it has started to snow while looking out a window

Asking the price of fruit at a market stall

Buying tickets for two adults at a bus station

Confirming you are on the correct street for the bus station

Talking about your usual way of commuting

Offering a guest a cup of coffee

Briefly comparing if your home is big or small

Asking someone what clothes to wear for the cold weather before going out

Buying a hot dog from a street kiosk

Asking how far away the museum is by foot

Telling a companion you are getting off at the next stop

Meeting another learner at a language cafe

Asking where the bathroom is at a friend's house

Choosing the daily special at a canteen

Showing a family photo to a colleague

Talking about your favorite season and why you like it

Telling a flatmate that the lamp is broken

Buying a return train ticket at the station counter

Confirming the name of the next stop on a bus or tram

Expressing a simple like or dislike for an item of clothing

Asking for bread at a bakery

Deciding where to put a new table in a room

A friend gives a simple tour of their new apartment

Buying a single bus ticket from the driver

Explaining you are a foreigner at a supermarket checkout