No. 62 in Estonian
me
"Me" in Estonian means "we" in English.
In a sentence
Me läheme parki jalutama.
We are going to the park for a walk.
In this sentence, 'me' is the first-person plural pronoun, used as the subject of the sentence, meaning 'we'.
Selles olukorras me ei saa aidata.
In this situation, we cannot help.
Here, 'me' functions as the first-person plural pronoun, employed to represent the speakers collectively, still meaning 'we'.
Kas te rääkisite me kohta õpetajale?
Did you tell the teacher about us?
In this instance, 'me' is the first-person plural pronoun, but used in the object form, meaning 'us'.
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