意思
A recently published or acquired book.
文化背景
Estonians celebrate 'Raamatupäev' (Book Day) and have a deep respect for authors. Giving a book as a gift is considered very thoughtful. In Estonian media, a new book is often called 'uudisteos' to sound more professional and prestigious. With the rise of e-readers, 'uus raamat' often refers to a digital file, but the physical book remains a status symbol in Estonian homes. Historically, the first Estonian books were religious. Today, 'uus raamat' is more likely to be a translation of a global bestseller or a local crime novel.
Master the 'U' change
Remember that 'uus' is one of the few words where the stem changes significantly (uus -> uue). Practice this early!
Bookstore Culture
Estonian bookstores often have cafes. It's perfectly normal to sit and look at a 'uus raamat' before buying it.
意思
A recently published or acquired book.
Master the 'U' change
Remember that 'uus' is one of the few words where the stem changes significantly (uus -> uue). Practice this early!
Bookstore Culture
Estonian bookstores often have cafes. It's perfectly normal to sit and look at a 'uus raamat' before buying it.
Case Agreement
Never forget: if 'raamat' changes, 'uus' MUST change too. 'Uus raamatut' is a very common beginner mistake.
自我测试
Fill in the correct form of 'uus raamat'.
Ma loen praegu ____ (partitive).
The verb 'lugema' (to read) requires the partitive case for a continuous action.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Select the correct sentence:
In a simple 'This is...' sentence, we use the nominative case.
Match the Estonian phrase with its English translation.
Match the pairs:
These show the Nominative Plural, Genitive, and Inessive cases.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Kas see on sinu ___? B: Jah, ma ostsin selle täna.
The speaker is asking 'Is this your new book?', which uses the nominative.
🎉 得分： /4
视觉学习工具
Case Changes
练习题库
4 练习Ma loen praegu ____ (partitive).
The verb 'lugema' (to read) requires the partitive case for a continuous action.
Select the correct sentence:
In a simple 'This is...' sentence, we use the nominative case.
将左侧的每个项目与右侧的配对匹配:
These show the Nominative Plural, Genitive, and Inessive cases.
A: Kas see on sinu ___? B: Jah, ma ostsin selle täna.
The speaker is asking 'Is this your new book?', which uses the nominative.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
14 个问题Usually, yes. However, in a personal context, it can mean 'new to me,' like a book bought from a second-hand shop.
You say 'Ma loen uut raamatut.' Note the partitive case endings.
Not really, but in slang, people might just say 'uus lugemine' (new reading).
The plural is 'uued raamatud'.
Yes, but 'uus inimene' means a new person (like a new employee), not a young person.
That is the genitive case, used to show possession or for a completed action on a whole object.
'Tõde ja õigus' (Truth and Justice) by A.H. Tammsaare is the most iconic.
Physical books are still much more popular in Estonia than e-books.
You can ask: 'Kas sa oskad soovitada mõnda uut raamatut?'
No, 'raamat' comes from Slavic 'gramota'. 'Romance' comes from Latin.
It sounds a bit poetic or like marketing speak. Stick to 'uus raamat' for daily use.
See on minu uus raamat.
Sometimes, but 'kaasaegne' is the more accurate word for 'modern'.
No, in Estonian, every letter is pronounced. The 't' is short but clear.
相关表达
uhiuus raamat
specialized formbrand new book
vana raamat
contrastold book
raamatupood
builds onbookstore
lugemik
similarreader/textbook
teos
synonyma work/creation
