Hei! Ma räägin tõesti vähe eesti keelt, aga ma pean esitama küsimust. 
How do the nominative and partitive cases function in Estonian? As I understand it now, the nominative still contains the subject of the sentence, and the partitive is like the objective case in English - it contains both the direct and indirect objects assuming another case doesn't inflect the noun. Examples would be greatly appreciated. Tänan teid väga!
How do the nominative and partitive cases function in Estonian? As I understand it now, the nominative still contains the subject of the sentence, and the partitive is like the objective case in English - it contains both the direct and indirect objects assuming another case doesn't inflect the noun. Examples would be greatly appreciated. Tänan teid väga!