Estonian Language Day Marked by President and Kegling Champion Ukuaru’s “Eesti tänab” music hall hosted events celebrating Estonian Language Day on March 14th. President Alar Karis addressed the nation, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a vibrant and diverse Estonian language. He stated that the Estonian language is fundamentally linked to the nation’s identity and existence. “Without the Estonian language, there would be no Estonia,” Karis declared, highlighting the significance of preserving the country’s linguistic heritage. Alongside the official celebrations, the event featured contributions from prominent figures. World champion kegler, Kristin Lätt, shared her personal perspective on the language. Lätt reflected on her extensive travels, stating, “Having traveled a lot through the land, I have realized that my mother tongue is like a secret language.” The event underscored the continued relevance and value of the Estonian language within both national and international contexts. Photos from the day were provided by Ain Liiva. Topics: #language #estonian #kristin Post navigation URMAS REINSALU ⟩ Kristen Michal and Martin Helme play political games at the expense of our biggest ally Three Iranian female footballers left their home country to Australia