In this YouTube video, we explore the top 25 things that people should know about Estonia, a small country located in Northern Europe. The video covers various aspects such as Estonia’s population, official language, capital city, complex history, digital infrastructure, beautiful natural areas, love of song and dance, cuisine, high standard of living, education system, economy, love of saunas, islands, climate, rich cultural heritage, love of sports, strong tradition of folk music, and its uniqueness. The video concludes by highlighting Estonia as a beautiful and unique country worth visiting for anyone interested in wine, history, or nature.

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{CHAPTER GUIDE}
00:00 Welcome to Estonia
00:15 Northern Europe
00:25 1.3 million people
00:37 Language is Estonian
00:44 Tallinn
00:58 Complex History
01:10 Independence in 1991
01:21 Thriving Tech Sector
01:31 Mostly Forested
01:40 Beautiful Natural Areas
01:49 Song and Dance
01:59 Distinct Cuisine
02:10 Happiest Countries
02:18 Highly Regarded Education
02:28 European Union, NATO, and the United Nations
02:36 Economy
02:48 Flat Income Tax
02:57 Saunas
03:06 A Large Number of Islands
03:16 Temperate Climate
03:24 Rich Cultural Heritage
03:32 Love of Nature
03:41 Bilingual Country
03:48 Love of Sports
03:59 Tradition of Folk Music
04:09 Worth a Visit

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8 Comments

  1. Bilingual?

    Yes. There's over three hundred thousand that speaks Russian nativly and well over a half of population knows the language.

    But…
    1. Estonia has only one national language – and it is Estonian.
    2. Knowledge of Russian is roughly at bar with knowledge of English through out the population – by statistics, over a half of the population knows those two along with the Estonian itself, meaning majority knows at least three languages in various levels. There are around 10% monoglots (or less). Not even a half is bilingual though (native speaker of more than one language).
    3. Russian is recognized minority language, as well as, a Estonian-Russian dialect (starovary); Southern-Estonian(Võro; Seto), Finnish; Swedish; Jidish; Ukrainian; and several others.

  2. 03:44 Bilingual no, Russian double no⚠️
    Only around 40% can speak Russian but around 80% understands English.
    Also the country has only 1 language (🇪🇪) officcially but people are bi or tri- lingual, Estonia, English and Finnish are the most common, some speak 5 or more languages (like German and Russian too).
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