The article focuses on a common linguistic challenge faced by Estonian speakers regarding the proper placement of the suffixes '-gi' and '-ki'. Presented by sixth graders Holger Voog and Mattias Järvamägi, the text highlights that these suffixes should be placed at the end of words rather than in the middle. They offer practical examples to illustrate incorrect placements, such as replacing 'kellelegi' with 'kellegiga' or 'kassile' with 'kassigile', which can lead to amusing miscommunications.

The authors emphasize that remembering the correct usage is essential for effective communication in Estonian. They provide a memory aid linking the suffix to the familiar word 'kass' (cat) to help writers check their sentences for proper structure. By doing so, they suggest that anyone dealing with these suffixes can quickly verify their correctness in sentence construction. The inclusion of everyday contexts also helps to make the rules more relatable and easier to apply for learners of the language.

This language tip not only addresses a technical aspect of Estonian grammar but also engages young learners in educating their peers. Such initiatives reinforce the importance of linguistic accuracy and contribute to the preservation of the language's integrity, providing a light-hearted approach that can make learning more enjoyable and accessible to others.