Learning numbers in Estonian is a key skill for your A2 exam and everyday interactions. Let's explore some basics. The number "üks" means one. Example: Mul on üks õun. — I have one apple. Next, "kaks" stands for two. Example: Mul on kaks kassi. — I have two cats. Lastly, "kolm" is three. Example: Kolm õuna on laual. — Three apples are on the table.
A common mistake is using the nominative case instead of the partitive when talking about quantities beyond one. Remember, it's 'üks õun' but 'kaks õuna'. Practice this by counting objects around you in Estonian and repeating it out loud.
For more practice, consider exploring our modules at https://keelix.ee/modules. With these tips and a bit of practice, you'll be ready to tackle numbers on your exam!