No. 2 in Estonian
et
The Estonian word "et" means "that" in English, often used as a conjunction.
In a sentence
Ma arvan, et see on hea mõte.
I think that this is a good idea.
Here, 'et' is used as a conjunction, meaning 'that', to introduce a subordinate clause.
Palun ütle mulle, et see on nali.
Please tell me that it is a joke.
In this sentence, 'et' connects the main clause with the subordinate clause, indicating the content of the statement.
Käes on aeg, et minna koju.
The time has come to go home.
Here, 'et' introduces an infinitive verb clause, which specifies the purpose or goal of the action.
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