Hot Springs & Baths

18 phrases · Estonian with romanization, English and audio

  1. Kus on kuumaveeallikas / avalik vann?

    Where is the hot spring / public bath?

    Usage

    Asking for directions to a hot spring or public bath

    Grammar Note

    "Kus on" asks "where is"

  2. Millised on vanni lahtiolekuajad?

    What are the bathing hours?

    Usage

    Checking bathing facility hours

    Grammar Note

    "Millised on" asks "what are" (plural)

  3. Kas tätoveeritud inimesed on lubatud?

    Are people with tattoos allowed?

    Usage

    Checking the tattoo policy before entry

    Grammar Note

    "lubatud" is a passive past participle "allowed"

  4. Kas vannid on ühised või on mehed ja naised eraldi?

    Are the baths mixed-gender or separated?

    Usage

    Asking about gender separation in the bath

    Grammar Note

    "või" is the disjunctive conjunction "or"

  5. Kas privaatne vann / tuba on saadaval?

    Is there a private bath / room available?

    Usage

    Booking a private bath room

    Grammar Note

    "saadaval" is a state expression meaning "available"

  6. Mis temperatuuril vesi on?

    What is the water temperature?

    Usage

    Checking the water temperature before entering

    Grammar Note

    "Mis temperatuuril" = "at what temperature"

  7. Kas rätikuid pakutakse või saab rentida?

    Are towels provided or available to rent?

    Usage

    Checking towel availability at the bath

    Grammar Note

    "pakutakse" is the passive present "are provided"

  8. Kus tuleb end enne vanni minekut pesta?

    Where should I wash before entering the bath?

    Usage

    Finding where to rinse before entering the bath

    Grammar Note

    "tuleb" expresses obligation "must"

  9. Mis on sise- ja välibasseinide erinevus?

    What are the differences between the indoor and outdoor pools?

    Usage

    Asking about indoor vs outdoor bath differences

    Grammar Note

    "erinevus" means "difference"

  10. Vesi on väga kuum — kas on jahedam bassein?

    The water is very hot — is there a cooler pool?

    Usage

    Asking for a cooler bath option when the water is too hot

    Grammar Note

    "-am/-em" is the comparative suffix "more/cooler"

  11. Millised mineraalid on selles allikas?

    What minerals are in this spring?

    Usage

    Asking about the mineral composition of the spring

    Grammar Note

    "Millised" is the plural interrogative "what kind"

  12. Kuidas hoiukappi kasutada?

    How do I use the locker?

    Usage

    Asking how to use lockers in the changing room

    Grammar Note

    "Kuidas" is the question adverb "how"

  13. Palun ärge tooge telefoni ega kaamerat sisse.

    Please don't bring your phone or camera inside.

    Usage

    Notifying guests of the no-phone/camera policy

    Grammar Note

    "ärge + imperative" forms a negative command (plural)

  14. Kui kaua peaks leotama?

    How long should I soak?

    Usage

    Asking about the recommended soaking time

    Grammar Note

    "peaks" is conditional mood expressing "should"

  15. Kas teil on onsen-ryokan pakett?

    Do you offer an onsen ryokan package?

    Usage

    Asking about onsen ryokan stay packages

    Grammar Note

    "Kas teil on" = "do you have"

  16. Mis on sissepääsutasu?

    What is the entry fee?

    Usage

    Asking about the admission price

    Grammar Note

    Compound "sissepääsu (of entry) + tasu (fee)"

  17. Kas siin on restoran või toitlustus?

    Is there a restaurant or food service here?

    Usage

    Checking for on-site dining options

    Grammar Note

    "Kas siin on" = "is there here"

  18. Millised on selle allika tervisemõjud?

    What health benefits does this spring have?

    Usage

    Asking about the therapeutic benefits of the spring water

    Grammar Note

    Compound "tervis (health) + mõjud (effects)"

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