Learn to speak Estonian!

Archived Articles | 29 Aug 2008 | EWR

Every Tuesday night you can join a lively group of teenagers and adults of all ages and learn Estonian, either at the beginner or advanced level. Classes commence on Tuesday, September 16th at the Estonian House in Toronto, under the auspices of the supplementary schools program of the Estonian Association of Toronto. Classes are from 7:00 until 9:10 and are held in the third floor scout-guide room. While the emphasis is on spoken Estonian the student will also gain insight into grammar as well as learning Estonian songs and customs.

For more information or to register, please call Piret Komi at 416 447-7610 (beginners) or Tiia Remmelkoor at 416 769-5743 (intermediate).

There will also be a class for younger children who know little or no Estonian, held on the basement level of the Estonian House at the same time. Please contact Kairi Taul Hemingway, 416 488-4157.

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