No. 82 in Estonian
kaasa
"Kaasa" in English means "along," "with," or "together."
In a sentence
Ma võtan oma vihmavarju kaasa.
I am taking my umbrella with me.
The word 'kaasa' in this sentence indicates accompaniment or something being taken along, as in taking the umbrella with oneself.
Ta tuli meiega kaasa kinno.
He came with us to the cinema.
Here, 'kaasa' denotes accompanying or joining, as in joining a group going to a specific place or event.
Palun võta kaasa oma ID-kaart.
Please bring your ID card.
In this case, 'kaasa' suggests the act of bringing an item with someone to a place or event, emphasizing preparation or ensuring an item is with you.
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