I love Jõekääru dance
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huvitav...04 Mar 2007 15:32
miks edastatakse kogu ürituse info ainult inglisekeeles? Ma arvasin, et Jõekääru inimesed pidid kõik Eesti keelt oskama!
Anonymous06 Mar 2007 07:27
Damned if you do. Damned if you don't.
Sigh!!!
Joe Karoo06 Mar 2007 11:23
The first comment was probably posted by Maxim who -- alas -- has a "kiiks".
The second comment is half-right, half-wrong. We're not damned if we do. We should all make an effort to improve our Estonian but it's not a hanging-offence if we don't.
1% of us are like Maxim -- we boast about being terrific Estonians, even though we can't speak the language very well and don't even try. There's the hanging-offence. It's in a sub-section proscribing crushing bores who can't leave us alone.
2keelt06 Mar 2007 13:04
There are thousands of us who are totally bilingual and can easily flip from Estonian to English and who are not bent out of shape to see one or another being used..
This advertisement is not intended to teach Estonian, it is intended to attract those whos language skills in Estonian may be weaker.
Estonian language skills and interest in the Estonian Community can only be improved, if Joekaaru can attract the kids there in the first place!
I agree06 Mar 2007 16:05
It's important to attract the kids. But we should ask -- for what?
By the way, do you know what 'kiiks' means?
2keelt06 Mar 2007 19:34
Kiiks...? pole aimugi...
but as for WHY the kids should going to Joekaaru???? Were you born yesterday????
Maxim on kiiksuga mees.07 Mar 2007 09:23
Kiiks is a slang term for perversion. A "flasher" who likes to shock unsuspecting women in public has a "kiiks". Similarly. Maxim who comes here to shock us with provocations has a kiiks.
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