I am an American who lived in Tallinn for five months and almost every person I met in Estonia drinks one kind of vodka: Viru Valge.
Their sausage is not great, nor the cheese. They eat a weird pancake soup type thing, it's a bit slimey but nice lol. Their food is really nice. Really flavorsome. They eat lots of potatoes and mushrooms. Fruit from the gardens (apples, cherries).
Estonia is country code +372. There are no city codes or area codes. The local number is 7 or 8 digits.
(The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." From a GSM mobile phone, you can enter the number in full international format, starting with the plus sign. The most common prefix is 00, but North America (USA, Canada, etc.) uses 011, and many other countries use different prefixes.)
The nation which lies between Estonia and Lithuania is Latvia.
Armastus
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"Ma armastan sind" is I love you in Estonian.
"Ma armastan sind kogu südamest" is I love you with all my heart.
They specialize in fine wares not found outside the country's limits.
Saku. Wich is a cap of wool cut from estonian sheep (Nimeta).
Raisk. Fine silkshirts made by the infamous designer, A. Le Coq.
Kümme. Heavy shoelaces wich keep estonians from running away from the borderpatrol.
Maasikas. Meat from ox (üx), that is marinated with the estonian herbal-oil, Naine üheksa.
No. The highest point in Estonia -- at 318 metres above sea level -- is the top of Suur Munamägi, which (although its name means "big egg mountain") is really only a hill slightly higher than the surrounding countryside in the Haanja Upland area of southeastern Estonia.
...An answer without my opinion here. I will search up which has a better quality of life.
I used another site, and it says Estonia, but not by much. Latvia is second best. Lithuania is the third best.
Visit this, it's where I got my information from: http://nationranking.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/2010-qli.png
So this means...
1. Estonia
2. Latvia
3. Lithuania
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Both Russia and Belarus are between Ukraine and Latvia.
Estonia is somewhere in the middle, though leaning more towards rich. Its citizens earn a medium size income and its country has a medium sized GDP. However, the GDP growth rate of Estonia is considerably high at 6.5%.
Not anymore. Historically only the good / well to do schools wore school uniform in Estonia. School uniforms ceased to exist around 1988.
Official data as in 2012 Q1 after taxes net income per month is:
* National minimum: 248,34€ a month (12,2%earn that much or less).
Professions like cashier, security Guard, postal worker, dishwasher, kindergarten worker.
* Between minimum 248,34€ and median salary 468,92€, earn 37,8% of employees.
Professions like some State employees, factory workers.
* Between median 468,92€ and average 680,79€ salary, earn 35% of employees.
Skilled professions and manufacturing workers - hairdresser, cnc machine operator, truck driver (E, C), bus driver, skilled construction worker.
* Over average 680,79€ earn earn 15%of employees.
Professions like programmers and very skilled IT workers, also complex CNC machine workers who know fanuc and can model / program in autocad - solidedge - mastercam, also doctors and dentists.
Estonia has two big islands - Saaremaa and Hiiumaa, and 1519 smaller islands.
Streams and creeks are usually small bodies of water that flow. Many end up later connecting to other large bodies of water .
Estonia is governed under the constitution of 1992. The president, who is the head of state but has little substantive power, is elected by parliament for a five-year term and is eligible for a second term. The government is headed by the prime minister, who is nominated by the president and approved by parliament. The unicameral Parliament (Riigikogu) has 101 members who are popularly elected to serve four-year terms. Administratively the country is divided into 15 counties.
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Estonia's President is Toomas Hendrik Ilves and Prime Minister is Andrus Ansip, no it does not have a king or queen.
The largest and tallest mountain in Estonia is "Suur Munamägi" . But geographically it isn't a mountain at all.
There are two primary languages spoken in Latvia, plus a few minority languages spoken by certain groups. Latvian, an Indo-European language and member of the Baltic language group, is the official language of Latvia.
Although Latvian is the primary language of the country, other languages are spoken in Latvia. Russian is the second most commonly spoken language in Latvia, a remnant of Soviet rule there. In Latgale, the eastern region of Latvia, Latgalian is also spoken.
In the Livonian region of Latvia, Livonian, a Uralic language, is spoken. English is also spoken, especially in the business community.