Mastering Estonian Greetings for the A2 Exam

Knowing how to greet someone in Estonian is fundamental, especially for the A2 state exam. Start with 'Tere', which means 'hello' and is perfect for any occasion. Example: Tere, sõber! — Hello, friend! Use it when you meet someone or enter a room. Another common greeting is 'Tere hommikust', meaning 'good morning'. Example: Tere hommikust, kas sa magasid hästi? — Good morning, did you sleep well? This is used in the morning hours. Don't forget 'Head aega', which means 'goodbye'. Example: Näeme homme, head aega! — See you tomorrow, goodbye! A common mistake is using 'Tere' in place of 'Head aega', which can confuse the listener. Practice by greeting your friends with 'Tere' and saying 'Head aega' when parting. Explore more at https://keelix.ee/modules.