kõnelejatele

Kõnelejatele is an Estonian word that translates to "for speakers" or "to speakers." It is a dative plural form of the noun "kõneleja," which means "speaker." This term is used in various contexts, often referring to an audience or a group of individuals who are present to listen to a speaker or speakers.

For example, in event planning, "kõnelejatele" might denote the arrangements or provisions made for those attending a lecture, presentation, or conference. This could include seating, refreshments, or any other amenities designed to enhance their experience. In educational settings, it could refer to the students or participants in a class who are expected to listen to a teacher or guest lecturer.

The word is also used when discussing accessibility or specific needs related to speakers. For instance, if a venue is equipped with sound systems, microphones, or translation services, these are often described as being provided "kõnelejatele" and their audience. It signifies the recipients of spoken communication, encompassing both those who are actively speaking and those who are passively receiving the information. The specific meaning often depends on the surrounding words and the overall context in which "kõnelejatele" appears.