Kas saaksin veinikaardi?
May I see the wine list?
Usage
Standard request for the wine list
Grammar Note
"Kas saaksin" is a polite conditional request
Kas saate soovitada kohalikku veini?
Can you recommend a local wine?
Usage
Asking for a local wine recommendation
Grammar Note
"Kas saate" is a polite request question
Soovin punast / valget / rosé- / vahuveini.
I'd like red / white / rosé / sparkling wine.
Usage
Specifying wine type
Grammar Note
Partitive case used for quantity objects
Üks klaas / pudel, palun.
A glass / bottle, please.
Usage
Ordering a glass or bottle
Grammar Note
"palun" means "please" universally
Mis vein sobib selle roaga?
What wine pairs well with this dish?
Usage
Asking about food-wine pairing
Grammar Note
"-ga" is the comitative case "with"
Kui kõrge on alkoholisisaldus?
What is the alcohol content?
Usage
Checking alcohol percentage
Grammar Note
Compound "alkoholi + sisaldus"
See vein on kuiv / puuviljane / pehme.
This wine is dry / fruity / smooth.
Usage
Describing tasting notes
Grammar Note
Adjectives agree with the subject
Kas saate soovitada kohalikku õlut või kanget jooki?
Can you recommend a local beer or spirit?
Usage
Asking for local drink recommendations
Grammar Note
"või" is a coordinating conjunction meaning "or"
Soovin teha veinidegusteerimise.
I'd like to do a wine tasting.
Usage
Requesting a wine tasting session
Grammar Note
"Soovin" is 1st person present of "soovima" (to wish)
Kas teil on proovimiskomplekte?
Do you offer tasting flights / samples?
Usage
Asking for tasting flight options
Grammar Note
"komplekte" is the partitive plural of "komplekt" (stem komplekt- + -e)
Mitte liiga magus, palun.
Not too sweet, please.
Usage
Specifying low sweetness preference
Grammar Note
"Mitte" is a negative adverb placed at the start
Mis on restorani oma vein?
What is the house wine?
Usage
Asking about the house wine
Grammar Note
"oma vein" literally means "own wine" = house wine
Millisest piirkonnast see vein pärineb?
What region is this wine from?
Usage
Asking about the wine's region of origin
Grammar Note
"-st" is the elative case marker "from"
Soovin kokteili [kange joogiga].
I'd like a cocktail made with [spirit].
Usage
Ordering a cocktail with a specific spirit
Grammar Note
Replace the bracket with a specific spirit name
Terviseks! / Teie terviseks!
Cheers! / To your health!
Usage
Toast when clinking glasses
Grammar Note
"-eks" is the translative case indicating purpose
Kas see vein on jahutatud?
Is this wine chilled?
Usage
Checking if white or rosé is properly chilled
Grammar Note
"-tud" is the passive past participle ending
Kas teil on alkoholivabu jooke?
Do you have non-alcoholic options?
Usage
Asking for non-alcoholic alternatives
Grammar Note
"-vaba" suffix means "free of"
Kas saame veinikeldrit külastada?
Can we visit the wine cellar?
Usage
Requesting a winery or cellar tour
Grammar Note
"Kas saame" asks "can we"
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