keele

keele

"Keele" in Estonian means "of the language" or "of the tongue" (genitive form of "keel").

Here, 'keelt' is in the singular partitive case, referring to learning a language as a general activity.

Ma õpin praegu uut keelt.

I am currently learning a new language.

Here, 'keel' is in the singular nominative case, expressing interest in a specific language.

Mulle meeldib see keel, mida sa räägid.

I like the language you speak.

Here, 'keeled' is in the plural nominative case, denoting multiple languages in a broad sense.

Keeled on uksed teiste rahvuste mõistmiseks.

Languages are doors to understanding other cultures.