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Mastering descriptive adjectives is a crucial step in enhancing your fluency in Estonian. These versatile words not only add color and detail to your conversations but also allow you to express yourself more precisely. Whether you're describing a picturesque landscape, characterizing a person's traits, or simply adding nuance to everyday discussions, a rich vocabulary of descriptive adjectives will significantly elevate your command of the language. To aid you in this endeavor, we have compiled a comprehensive set of tips and exercises designed to expand your Estonian descriptive adjective vocabulary efficiently. Our carefully crafted exercises are designed to cater to a variety of learning styles, ensuring that every learner can find an approach that works best for them. From interactive quizzes to contextual usage examples, these exercises will help you internalize new adjectives and practice their correct usage in different scenarios. Additionally, you'll find tips on how to use these adjectives effectively, including guidance on word order, agreement with nouns, and common idiomatic expressions. By consistently practicing with these resources, you'll soon find yourself more confident and articulate in your Estonian communication.
1. Minu *suur* koer jookseb kiiresti (adjective for size).
2. See *punane* kleit sobib sulle väga hästi (adjective for color).
3. Täna on *külm* ilm, pane jope selga (adjective for temperature).
4. Tema *ilus* naeratus teeb päeva paremaks (adjective for appearance).
5. See *maitsev* kook on tehtud šokolaadist (adjective for taste).
6. Ema ostis *uus* auto (adjective for newness).
7. Vanaisa maja on *vana* ja suur (adjective for age).
8. Tema *tark* nõuanne aitas mind palju (adjective for intelligence).
9. Mu sõber on väga *lahke* ja abivalmis (adjective for kindness).
10. See *pehme* padi on väga mugav (adjective for texture).
1. Ta on väga *lahke* inimene (adjective meaning 'kind').
2. See on kõige *ilusam* maja tänaval (adjective meaning 'beautiful').
3. Tema uus auto on väga *kiire* (adjective meaning 'fast').
4. See kook on tõesti *maitsev* (adjective meaning 'delicious').
5. Ta on väga *tark* õpilane (adjective meaning 'smart').
6. See kleit on väga *värviline* (adjective meaning 'colorful').
7. Tema naeratus on alati *sõbralik* (adjective meaning 'friendly').
8. See raamat on väga *põnev* (adjective meaning 'exciting').
9. Tema jutt on alati *huvitav* (adjective meaning 'interesting').
10. See linn on väga *rahulik* (adjective meaning 'peaceful').
1. Tema maja on väga *suur* (opposite of small).
2. See kleit on *ilus* (opposite of ugly).
3. Mu koer on väga *kiire* (describes something that moves fast).
4. See supp on väga *maitsev* (describes good taste).
5. Tema auto on väga *kallis* (opposite of cheap).
6. Eile oli väga *külm* ilm (opposite of warm).
7. See raamat on väga *huvitav* (describes something that captures interest).
8. Mu sõber on väga *lahke* (describes someone who is kind).
9. See film oli väga *põnev* (describes something thrilling).
10. Tema kodu on väga *korralik* (describes something neat and tidy).
