Massage & Spa

10 phrases · Estonian with romanization, English and audio

  1. Sooviksin lõõgastavat massaaži

    SOO-vik-sin LÕÕ-gas-ta-vat mas-SAA-ži

    I would like a relaxing massage

    Usage

    Booking a relaxation massage at a spa

    Grammar Note

    "sooviksin" is the conditional for polite requests. "massaaži" is the partitive of "massaaž"

  2. Kui palju massaaž maksab?

    kui PAL-ju mas-SAAŽ MAK-sab

    How much does a massage cost?

    Usage

    Asking about massage prices

    Grammar Note

    "maksab" is the third-person singular of "maksma" (to pay/to cost)

  3. Veidi õrnamalt, palun

    VEI-di ÕR-na-malt PA-lun

    A little more gently, please

    Usage

    Asking the therapist to use less pressure

    Grammar Note

    "õrnamalt" is the comparative of "õrnalt" (gently). "veidi" means "a little"

  4. Veidi tugevamalt, palun

    VEI-di TU-ge-va-malt PA-lun

    A little harder, please

    Usage

    Asking the therapist to apply more pressure

    Grammar Note

    "tugevamalt" is the comparative of "tugevalt" (strongly). "tugev" means strong/sturdy

  5. See koht valutab

    see koht VA-lu-tab

    That spot hurts

    Usage

    Indicating a painful area during a massage

    Grammar Note

    "valutab" is the third-person singular of "valutama" (to ache). "valu" means pain

  6. Kui kaua massaaž kestab?

    kui KAU-a mas-SAAŽ KES-tab

    How long does the massage last?

    Usage

    Asking about the duration of the massage

    Grammar Note

    "kestab" is the third-person singular of "kestma" (to last). "kui kaua" means "how long"

  7. Soovin seljamassaaži

    SOO-vin SEL-ja-mas-saa-ži

    I would like a back massage

    Usage

    Requesting a back massage

    Grammar Note

    "seljamassaaž" compounds "selg" (back) + "massaaž". "seljamassaaži" is the partitive

  8. See oli väga hea, aitäh

    see O-li VÄ-ga hea ai-TÄH

    That was very good, thank you

    Usage

    Expressing satisfaction and thanks after a massage

    Grammar Note

    "aitäh" is an informal thanks derived from "aituma". Formal: "tänan"

  9. Kas saan homme aega broneerida?

    kas saan HOM-me AE-ga bro-NEE-ri-da

    Can I book for tomorrow?

    Usage

    Booking a massage appointment for the following day

    Grammar Note

    "broneerida" is a loanword equivalent to "to book/reserve". Widely used in Estonian

  10. Kas teil on aroomiteraapiat?

    kas teil on a-ROO-mi-te-raa-pi-at

    Do you have aromatherapy?

    Usage

    Asking about aromatherapy services at a spa

    Grammar Note

    "teil on" is the possessive construction. "teil" is the adessive of "teie" (you plural/formal)

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