- Today is Native Language Day – 243 different languages are spoken in Estonia as a mother tongue
- Foreign Ministry to hold a virtual forum for the Estonian diaspora tomorrow
- Registration for free Estonian courses in Tartu, Paldiski and Online has just opened
- Estonia celebrates Native Language Day with an all-day reading marathon
- Registration for Free Estonian classes to open on February 2
- Keelerulett – Free Online Conversational Estonian language Practice Group
14.3.2023 | Culture
Today is Native Language Day – 243 different languages are spoken in Estonia as a mother tongue
Today is Native Language Day (emakeelepäeval, in Estonian). As well as Estonian and Russian, a total of 241 other … Read more
2.12.2022 | Estonia
Foreign Ministry to hold a virtual forum for the Estonian diaspora tomorrow
Tomorrow, December 3, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has organised a virtual forum for Estonians across the world. This … Read more
27.9.2022 | Culture
Registration for free Estonian courses in Tartu, Paldiski and Online has just opened
Eesti Keele Maja (Estonian Language House), has just announced the next wave of free A2-C1 courses it is offering. … Read more
14.3.2022 | Estonia
Estonia celebrates Native Language Day with an all-day reading marathon
Today, March 14, is Native Language Day in Estonia. To mark the occasion, an all-day Estonian language reading marathon … Read more
25.1.2022 | Estonia
Registration for Free Estonian classes to open on February 2
On February 2 at 10 am, nearly 1000 people will be able to sign up for free Estonian classes … Read more
9.11.2021 | Culture
Keelerulett – Free Online Conversational Estonian language Practice Group
Today (9.11.2021) marks the first in a series of 4 free online Estonian conversational and learning group sessions offered … Read more
