kõnelejaga

Kõnelejaga is an Estonian word that translates to "with the speaker" in English. It is the inessive case of the noun "kõneleja," which means "speaker." The inessive case in Estonian indicates a location or state of being within something. Therefore, "kõnelejaga" signifies being in the presence of, or accompanying, the speaker.

This phrase can be used in various contexts. For example, one might say "Ma rääkisin kõnelejaga" meaning "I spoke with the speaker." It can also describe a situation where someone is attending an event where a speaker is present, such as a lecture or a presentation. The grammatical structure "kõnelejaga" is formed by adding the suffix "-ga" to the base form of the noun, signifying the comitative case, which often translates to "with."

The concept of being "with the speaker" is fundamental in communication, highlighting interaction and engagement. It implies a direct or indirect relationship with the person delivering information or a message. Understanding the grammatical function of "kõnelejaga" helps to interpret its meaning accurately within Estonian sentences and conversations.