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SOME FACTS
ESTONIAN: a language of Estonia
SIL code: EST
ISO 639-1: et
ISO 639-2: est
Population 953,032 in Estonia out of 963,281 (93%) ethnic
group (1989 census). Population total all countries 1,100,000.
Region Also spoken in Australia, Canada, Finland, Latvia,
Russia (Europe), Sweden, United Kingdom, USA.
Alternate names EESTI
Dialects TALLINN (REVAL), TARTU (DORPAT), MULGI, VORU (WERRO), SETO (SETU).
Classification Uralic, Finno-Ugric, Finno-Permic, Finno-Cheremisic,
Finno-Mordvinic, Finno-Lappic, Baltic-Finnic.
Comments
Dialects are grouped into three: Northeastern Coastal Estonian
(between Tallinn and Narva), North Estonian (island, western,
central, and eastern dialects), and South Estonian (Mulgi,
Tartu, Voru). Voru, Setu (a subdialect of Voru), and island
are clearly distinct from standard Estonian. All the other
dialects are assimilated into standard Estonian. Those over
60 and under 20 speak little Russian. It is spoken less in
rural areas and in southern areas. 75% to 80% of the population
in the northeast are Russian speakers. Those over 60 know some
German. Most in the north speak Finnish for common topics.
Estonian has remained the language of education, including
universities. Some linguistic influences from Russian, German,
Swedish, Latvian, Lithuanian, and Finnish. National language.
Dictionary. Grammar. SVO; 14 cases: affixes indicate case of
noun phrases; verb affixes mark person and number of subject
and agreement (obligatory); genitives, adjectives, numberals
before noun heads; question word initial; 1 prefix maximum;
5-6 suffixes maximum; word order distinguishes given and new
information; active and passive voice; 4 moods in both voices:
indicative, imperative, conditional, oblique; 2 infinitives
for all verbs; 4 tenses in both voices and all moods: present,
past, perfect, pluperfect; 3 degrees of comparison: positive,
comparative, superlative; V, CV, CVC, CVCCC, CVV, CVVC, VC,
VCCC, VV, VVC, CCV, CCVV, CCVC, CCVCC, CCVVCC, CCVCCC; nontonal;
stress on first syllable; possible secondary stress on third
syllable. Literacy rate in second language: North Estonian,
central dialect. Roman script used. TV. Christian. Bible 1739-1995.
Also spoken in:
Finland Language name ESTONIAN
Population 6,000 in Finland (1993).
Dialects TALLINN (REVAL, NORTHERN ESTONIAN), TARTU (DORPAT, TATU, SOUTHERN
ESTONIAN), SETU, MULY (MULGI), VYRUS (VORU).
Comments North and South Estonian may be separate languages. The traditional
community was assimilated to the Swedish-speaking community. Present speakers
are refugees from World War II or recent immigrants. SVO. Roman script used.
Christian. Bible 1739-1995.
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