Complex sentences: et, kui, kuigi
et, kas, kui, kuigi, sest
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et — “that”: Ma arvan, et ta tuleb. kas — “whether”: Ma ei tea, kas ta tuleb.
kui — “if / when”: Kui sul on aega, tule. kuigi — “although”. sest — “because”. seepärast — “therefore”.
A comma goes before the conjunctions et, kuigi, sest and before a subordinate clause.
Word order: in the subordinate clause the verb often goes last — kui ma koju tulen. If the subordinate clause comes first, start the main clause with siis or with the verb: Kui ma koju tulen, siis ma söön / söön ma.
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Words and phrases in this topic (5)
- seepärast
- therefore
- Ma tean, et ta on kodus
- I know that he is at home
- Kui ma koju tulen, siis ma söön
- When I come home, I eat
- kui
- if, when
- et
- that (conjunction)