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Kilo õunu, pudel piima

Measures and amounts

Measures and amounts

Use a partitive after a measure: . Separate countable items often use partitive plural; substances use partitive singular.

A noun’s partitive plural is not always nominative plural plus an ending: , , . A need is , with the needed noun in partitive: .

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FormExampleMeaning
A kilo of apples.
Two kilos of potatoes.
Half a kilo of cheese.
A bottle of milk.
A piece of cake.
I need help.
  • Kilo õunu.A kilo of apples.

  • Kaks kilo kartuleid.Two kilos of potatoes.

  • Pool kilo juustu.Half a kilo of cheese.

  • Pudel piima.A bottle of milk.

  • Tükk kooki.A piece of cake.

  • Mul on abi vaja.I need help.

  • Mina olen Lukas. Tükk kooki.I am Lukas. A piece of cake.

    Mina olen Lena. Tükk kooki.I am Lena. A piece of cake.

  • Mina olen Lukas. Mul on abi vaja.I am Lukas. I need help.

    Mina olen Lena. Mul on abi vaja.I am Lena. I need help.

One piece is . After one as a count it is , and two pieces are . A piece of cake is .

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