- What Estonians Say Can Sometimes Mean the Opposite
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs annual virtual forum for Estonians worldwide tomorrow
- In the Middle Ages, Tallinn was a Hanseatic League city where German was the primary language
- Settle in Estonia: To live a full and active life in Estonia foreigners need to learn Estonian
- 76% of Estonia’s population speak a foreign language
- Registration for free Estonian courses in Tartu, Paldiski and Online has just opened
- Visit Tallinn and Tallinn Eesti Keele Maja have joined forces for a special prize draw for Estonian language learners
- Keelerulett – Free Online Conversational Estonian language Practice Group
27.4.2025 | Culture
What Estonians Say Can Sometimes Mean the Opposite
Every language evolves over time, and Estonian is no different in this sense. What does make Estonian different, however, … Read more
3.5.2023 | Estonia
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs annual virtual forum for Estonians worldwide tomorrow
The Foreign Ministry’s virtual forum for Estonians worldwide will be held tomorrow (May 4) at 4 pm Estonian time. … Read more
28.12.2022 | History
In the Middle Ages, Tallinn was a Hanseatic League city where German was the primary language
There were merchant houses along the main street. In Hanseatic League cities such as Tallinn, they were built end … Read more
22.12.2022 | Estonia
Settle in Estonia: To live a full and active life in Estonia foreigners need to learn Estonian
In 2022, thousands of foreigners took part in free language courses and settling programmes offered by the Estonian state. … Read more
16.11.2022 | Estonia
76% of Estonia’s population speak a foreign language
Census data shows that an estimated 76 per cent of Estonia’s population speak a foreign language. While 10 years … 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
25.9.2022 | Culture
Visit Tallinn and Tallinn Eesti Keele Maja have joined forces for a special prize draw for Estonian language learners
A campaign supported by the Integration Foundation and Visit Tallinn has started. The goal of which is to invite … 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
