Fashion & Clothing

16 phrases · Estonian with romanization, English and audio

  1. Kas see on minu suuruses?

    Do you have this in my size?

    Usage

    Ask if your size is available

    Grammar Note

    "suuruses" is the inessive case of "suurus" (size)

  2. Kas saan seda proovida?

    Can I try this on?

    Usage

    Ask permission to try on clothing

    Grammar Note

    "Kas saan" asks about possibility: "can I"

  3. Kus on proovikabiin?

    Where is the fitting room?

    Usage

    Ask for the fitting room location

    Grammar Note

    "proovikabiin" is a compound of "proov" (trial) and "kabiin" (cabin/booth)

  4. See on liiga kitsas / lõtv / pikk / lühike.

    This is too tight / loose / long / short.

    Usage

    Describe sizing or length issues with clothing

    Grammar Note

    "liiga" is an adverb meaning "too" indicating excess

  5. Kas on teises värvis?

    Do you have this in a different color?

    Usage

    Ask about other color options

    Grammar Note

    "teises värvis" means "in a different color"

  6. Millest see on tehtud?

    What material is this made of?

    Usage

    Ask about the material of a garment

    Grammar Note

    "millest on tehtud" asks about the material composition

  7. Kas see on pesumasinas pestav?

    Is this machine washable?

    Usage

    Ask if the item is machine washable

    Grammar Note

    "pestav" is the present passive participle (-tav) of "pesema" (to wash); used adjectivally it means "washable"

  8. Kas on sama stiil suuremas mõõdus?

    Do you have the same style in a larger size?

    Usage

    Ask for the same style in a bigger size

    Grammar Note

    "suuremas mõõdus" is a comparative inessive meaning "in a larger size"

  9. Kui palju see maksab?

    How much is this?

    Usage

    Ask the price — the most basic pricing question

    Grammar Note

    "Kui palju see maksab" is the standard way to ask the price

  10. Kas on allahindlust või müüki?

    Is there a discount or sale?

    Usage

    Ask about discounts or ongoing sales

    Grammar Note

    "kas on + partitive" is the existential question form for "is there"

  11. Võtan selle.

    I'll take this.

    Usage

    Short phrase for deciding to buy an item

    Grammar Note

    "võtan" is the first-person singular of "võtma" (to take)

  12. Vaatan ainult — aitäh.

    Just browsing, thank you.

    Usage

    Politely decline help when just browsing

    Grammar Note

    "ainult" is an adverb meaning "only / just"

  13. Milline on tagastus- ja vahetuspoliitika?

    What is the return and exchange policy?

    Usage

    Ask about return and exchange policies before buying

    Grammar Note

    "Milline on" asks "what is / what kind is"

  14. Kas müüte läänelikke / rahvusvahelisi suurusi?

    Do you carry Western / international sizes?

    Usage

    Ask if Western or international sizing is available

    Grammar Note

    "kas müüte" is the polite plural "do you sell/carry"

  15. See näeb sul suurepärane välja!

    This looks great on you!

    Usage

    Compliment a companion on how clothing looks on them

    Grammar Note

    "näeb välja" is an idiomatic expression meaning "looks like / appears"

  16. Kas saate seda lühendada / parandada?

    Can you hem / alter this for me?

    Usage

    Request hemming or alteration services

    Grammar Note

    "Kas saate" is a polite question asking if you are able to do something

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