Nõustus

Nõustus is an Estonian verb that translates to "agree" or "consent" in English. It is used to express agreement or acceptance of a proposal, offer, or request. The verb conjugates in the present tense as follows: mina nõustun (I agree), sina nõustud (you agree), tema nõustub (he/she/it agrees), me nõustume (we agree), te nõustute (you all agree), nad nõustuvad (they agree).

The past tense form of nõustus is nõustusin, which is used to indicate that someone agreed in the past. For example, "Mina nõustusin tema pakkumisega" translates to "I agreed with his offer."

Nõustus can also be used in the passive voice, as nõustutakse, which means "it is agreed" or "agreement is reached." This form is often used in formal or official contexts.

In addition to its basic meaning of agreement, nõustus can also be used to express consent or permission. For example, "Nõustun, et sa võid minuga rääkida" translates to "I consent for you to talk to me."

Nõustus is an important verb in Estonian, as it is used frequently in both everyday conversation and formal settings. Its usage is straightforward and its meaning is clear, making it a valuable tool for expressing agreement and consent.