Wishing you a festive season filled with joy, peace, and new opportunities. May the Christmas season build warm connections between your family, friends and community. Let the magic of Christmas fill your hearts.
How does Christmas look like in Tallin, Estonia?
Tallin was named the best Christmas Market to visit in 2024.The Christmas market opened on the 22nd of November and will close on the 27th of December!
Let’s learn a few new Christmas words in Estonian together!
Merry Christmas! -> Häid jõule!
Happy holidays -> Häid pühi!
Christmas tree -> Jõulupuu
Snow -> Lumi
Cheers (used for toasts) -> Terviseks Santa Claus > Jõuluvana
The typical Estonian Christmas Dinner!
Blood Sausage (Verivorst)
Sauerkraut (Hapukapsas)
Ginger Bread (Piparkook)
Jellied head cheese (Sült)
Merry Christmas!
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