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Greetings, introductions, and saying who you are.
Ordering coffee and a pastry, asking for the bill.
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Counting 1-10, teens, tens to 100, prices, and phone numbers - in sequence.
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Telling time in Estonian, days of the week, daily routine.
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Family vocabulary, possessives, introducing family members.
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Giving personal data, checking an ID card, and filling in a simple form.
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Rooms, furniture, rent, and describing where you live.
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Neighbourhood places, simple directions, and saying what is nearby.
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Daily routine verbs, parts of the day, and simple work rhythm sentences.
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Hobbies, sport, cinema, and inviting someone out.
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Tickets, transport, hotels, and asking for travel information.
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Friends, colleagues, invitations, congratulations, and apologies.
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Body parts, feeling sick, a doctor visit, and the pharmacy.
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School, courses, learning Estonian, and the timetable.
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Clothes, sizes, trying on, paying, and returning.
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Groceries, meals, ordering in a restaurant, and dietary needs.
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Post office, bank, hairdresser, and the repair shop.
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City locations, Estonian towns, and describing where things are.
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Saying you do not understand, asking to repeat, and how to say things.
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Seasons, the forecast, and small talk about the weather.
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The core A2 case map: basic forms, object forms, and safe place cases.
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Present tense persons, negation with ei, and the most useful simple past forms.
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Verb-second statements, question words, and inversion after time adverbs.
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Long and short personal pronouns, see/need, keegi/miski, and possessive words.
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Cardinals, ordinals, dates, and partitive nouns after numbers.
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Adjective agreement basics, common comparatives, and high-frequency adverbs.
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Postpositions with genitive and useful with/without phrases.
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Joining simple sentences with ja, aga, või, sest, et, kui, and siis.
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High-frequency patterns with mul on, vaja, tahan, saan, pean, and tohin.
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Recognize conditional, impersonal forms, and extra cases without panic.
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How the course sequences grammar and how to use grammar lessons beside topic lessons.
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Reference tools and practical self-help phrases for independent A2 study.
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Listening for times, platforms and prices in an announcement and a voicemail.
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Deciding true or false from a dialogue at a doctor's reception.
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Noting numbers and days from a weather forecast and opening hours.
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Catching who, where and when in a phone call arranging a meeting.
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Reading everyday public signs and matching each to a situation.
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Skimming short adverts and matching each to a person's need.
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Understanding facts and inference in a short personal message.
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Reading a longer story about a day trip for detail and main idea.
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Writing a postcard with a greeting, two facts and a closing.
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Writing a short informal letter to a friend with an invitation.
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Writing a formal email to a colleague and choosing the right register.
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Writing a short past-tense story with narration connectors.
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Answering the exam interview about name, family, work and hobbies.
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Describing a picture with a foreground, background and opinion skeleton.
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Negotiating a doctor's appointment time in a role-play.
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HARNO A2 L1 listening: short announcement, multiple choice, one or two plays, scoring and traps.
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HARNO A2 L2 listening: longer monologue or dialogue, true/false, two plays.
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HARNO A2 L3 listening: phone message or announcement, form gaps, two plays.
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HARNO A2 L4 listening: message or interview, short open answers, two plays.
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HARNO A2 R1 reading: short signs, questions about place, time, and rules.
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HARNO A2 R2 reading: match short texts to headlines or needs.
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HARNO A2 R3 reading: short texts 50-80 words, multiple choice or short answers.
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HARNO A2 R4 reading: longer simple text ~150-200 words, 5-7 questions.
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HARNO A2 writing A1: postcard ~30 words, greeting, place, weather, activity, closing.
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HARNO A2 writing: friendly letter ~30-50 words, reply to an invitation.
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HARNO A2 writing A3: email to a school, reason and question, more formal register.
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HARNO A2 writing A4: short story ~50+ words with given keywords.
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HARNO A2 speaking S1: intro conversation ~3 min, personal info and free time.
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HARNO A2 speaking S2: picture description ~3-5 min, people, actions, mood.
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HARNO A2 speaking S3: shop role play ~3-5 min, buying and returns.
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Everyday Estonia: daily rhythm, queues, silence, shoes off, and sauna basics.
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Politeness in Estonia: sina and teie, greetings, small talk, and thanking.
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Customs and calendar: jaanipäev, vastlapäev, kadri/mardipäev, birthdays, and flag days.
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Your first words: hello, your name, where you are from and live.
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Asking for help, saying you are in pain, and the number 112.
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Numbers 1-10 in order, plus money words and asking the price.
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Core food and drink words, and asking for them politely.
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Greetings for every time of day and the polite magic words.
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Asking where places are: here, there, left, right, near, far.
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Asking the time, today and tomorrow, and the days of the week.
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Everyday doing words in the first person: I eat, I sleep, I work.
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Catch times, delays and platform changes in short radio travel announcements.
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Catch who called, when to meet, and what to bring from a short voicemail.
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Follow a short shop dialogue about size, colour, price and opening hours.
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Catch weather facts and a short travel tip from a radio forecast.
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Read short adverts and offers to find price, dates and what is included.
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Read a friendly email to catch greeting, purpose, time and the requested reply.
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Read simple library rules to find what is allowed, forbidden and required.
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Read a short local article to catch who, what, when, where and why.
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Fill simple Estonian forms and write a short A2 CV with clear contact and work lines.
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Write simple invitations and polite yes/no replies at A2.
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Write simple polite complaints and requests in short A2 messages.
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Describe a past event in short A2 paragraphs with time and place.
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Practise short A2 phone calls: greet, state purpose, confirm, and close.
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Handle A2 service talks in shops, cafés, and desks with polite Teie.
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Describe near-future plans with time markers and simple reasons at A2.
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Give a simple A2 opinion with Minu arvates and one short reason.
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Compare two pictures at A2: say what is similar and what is different.
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Learn practical Estonian media basics and e-riik tools: ID-kaart, digiallkiri, eesti.ee, e-teenused.
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Name clothes and say what you wear in very simple Estonian.
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Ask about buses, tickets, and simple directions in short Estonian lines.
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Ask prices and buy simple things with short Estonian shop phrases.
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Describe a simple daily routine with short present-tense Estonian lines.
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Say if it is warm, cold, rainy, or sunny, and name the seasons.
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Name rooms and furniture and say what is in your home.
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Control nimetav, omastav, osastav, and basic place forms (-s / into) with tiny present-tense sentences.
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Present conjugation of olema, minema, tulema plus negation with ei.
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Basic SVO order, verb-second, Kas-questions, Wh-questions, and ei before the verb.
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Personal pronouns mina/sina/tema (ma/sa/ta) and possessives mu/su/tema.
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Cardinals 1-100 for prices and phone numbers in short present-tense lines.
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Core A1 adjectives (suur/väike) and manner adverbs (hästi/halvasti) in tiny sentences.
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Five A1 place adpositions: peal, all, sees, kõrval, taga with tiny kus?-answers.
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Join short A1 clauses with ja, aga, sest, and või.
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Drill Mul on..., Ma tahan..., and Kas...? as survival A1 sentence frames.
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Friendly preview of A2 additions: past tense, more cases, longer clauses - recognition first.
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The A1 grammar roadmap: learning order and how modules lock together.
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Learn to look up Estonian words with Sõnaveeb and Ekilex, then reuse one form in a tiny sentence.
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Understand why Estonian needs 14 cases, the tüvi + tunnus + lõpp machine, and the golden rule of nimetav/omastav/osastav.
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Master nimetav, omastav, and osastav in depth: omastav as engine, total vs partial objects, and gradation basics.
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Learn the INTO/IN/OUT-OF interior trio, short illative forms like koju/linna/kooli, and abstract uses such as armun sinusse.
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Master onto/on/off exterior cases, contrast with interior forms, mul on possession, weekday -l, and recipient sulle.
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Learn the five tool cases: saav -ks, rajav -ni, olev -na, ilmaütlev -ta, and kaasaütlev -ga with the story of each ending.
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Map cases to English prepositions, learn verb rection chunks, contrast English/Russian learner errors, and internalize endings through phrases.
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Listen to clear shop words and match each item name to the correct picture.
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Judge true, false, or not said from a slow self-introduction about family.
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Match slow spoken phrases to the written lines you see.
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Answer simple who, where, and when questions from a slow café plan.
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Follow a slow café order dialogue and catch drinks, food, and polite turns.
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Catch train number, platform, and time from a slow station announcement.
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Catch who called, when to meet, and the callback number from a slow voicemail.
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Follow slow street instructions: go straight, turn left or right, and find the shop.
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Read everyday door signs and choose the right action.
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Link a picture to a simple Estonian word and read labels aloud.
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Read short sentences about Mari and answer a simple question.
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Read a postcard or SMS and find place, weather, and plan.
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Read a cafe menu and find food, drink, and price.
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Read a bus timetable and find the time and stop.
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Read a fridge note or SMS and find the action and time.
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Read form fields: name, address, phone and fill them from memory.
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Copy Estonian words with õ ä ö ü correctly and write simple labels.
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Fill a personal form with name, address, phone, and city.
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Write short greetings and a simple postcard with place and closing.
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Write Ma olen..., Mul on..., and Ma elan... sentences about yourself.
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Describe your family in two to four short Estonian sentences.
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Write a short daily plan note with morning, day, and evening lines.
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Write a simple SMS or short email with greeting, reason, and closing.
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Write a short picture caption with See on... or Ma näen...
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Learn short A1 chunks to say your name, city, and role.
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Describe a person with short A1 chunks: age, looks, and traits.
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Answer simple A1 questions with short ready replies.
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Greet people and introduce a friend with short A1 chunks.
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Ask basic A1 questions: who, where, what, how much.
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Buy something using short shopping phrases: please, price, thank you.
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Say the time and a simple date with A1 clock chunks.
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Describe your home in short A1 chunks: rooms and location.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: hear a word, choose the matching picture. Builds listening skills used later on the HARNO A2 exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: true-false listening with short everyday sentences. Skills that later appear inside the A2 exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: match each short audio phrase to its written line. Prepares matching habits for the A2 exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: short dialogue then a simple question. Builds comprehension habits for the combined A2 exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: read simple Estonian signs and choose the meaning. Builds notice-reading for the A2 exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: match pictures to Estonian words. Builds scanning habits used later on the A2 exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: short sentences and yes-no style questions. Prepares fact-finding for the A2 exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: postcard facts about place, weather, and time. Maps to A2 message tasks on the state exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: introduce yourself with name, age, and city. Oral skills that later appear on the A2 speaking exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: describe a person in a picture with short sentences. Builds toward A2 picture talk on the state exam.
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A1 consolidation checkpoint: answer simple practice questions with short Estonian replies. Prepares for A2 interview turns.
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Jaanipäev, jõulud, vabariigi aastapäev and emadepäev - what people say and do.
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Tere, aitäh, palun, vabandust; sina and teie gently; quiet everyday norms.
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Must leib, kama, kohuke, kiluvõileib, kringel, and simple cafe lines.
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Tallinn, Tartu, Saaremaa, the flag, laulupidu, and nature in simple words.
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Describe your job, tasks, and career plans in connected B1 Estonian.
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Learn CV, cover-letter, and interview language for Estonian job search.
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Practise emails, meetings, and polite office communication.
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Greet customers, handle complaints, and offer solutions politely.
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Read and discuss news: headlines, facts, and opinion.
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Talk calmly about elections, parties, and civic participation.
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Discuss integration, equality, and social support in B1 Estonian.
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Talk about climate, waste, and sustainable everyday choices.
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Describe Estonian school stages, exams, and study choices.
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Know consumer and worker rights and basic legal language.
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Learn application steps, documents, and language requirements.
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Find the right office: PPA, local government, HARNO and services.
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Talk about independence, traditions, and cultural memory.
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Talk about language history, dialects, and language policy.
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Productive control of all 14 Estonian cases, including partitive vs genitive after negation and -ks, -ni, -na forms.
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Master present, simple past, and perfect; recognise pluperfect in narratives.
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Indicative and imperative productively; recognise conditional and quotative as separate moods.
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Imperfective vs perfective aspect: ongoing reading vs finishing with ära and related markers.
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Choose da-infinitive vs ma-infinitive after common verbs, adjectives, and necessity patterns.
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Impersonal voice: -takse/-dakse forms and olema + -tud for notices, rules, and news.
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Form and use the conditional mood (-ksin) for polite requests, wishes, and kui-clauses.
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Report speech with et + indicative versus the quotative -vat construction for hearsay.
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Use -nud/-tud participles and verb rection (case governed by verbs and adjectives).
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Build complex sentences with et, kui, sest, kuigi and keep clear clause order at B1.
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Build B1 vocabulary with productive suffixes and switch between formal and informal register.
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Spot and repair high-frequency B1 grammar errors in cases, infinitives, aspect, and clause linking.
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Catch main ideas and details in a city news bulletin using B1 multiple-choice strategy.
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Judge true, false, or not given statements from a radio feature about a library welcome programme.
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Take structured notes from course-registration instructions: times, room, fee, and documents.
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Answer open comprehension questions from an interview with a nurse who moved to Estonia.
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Match four colleagues to their opinions in a discussion about remote work.
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Follow a multi-strand news monologue: storm warning, ferry delays, and a school sports day.
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Catch concrete conditions in a cafe-manager job interview: hours, pay, trial shift, and skills.
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Follow stacked instructions from an airport announcement, a clinic queue rule, and a landlord voicemail.
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Choose the best answer on a short Estonian news article using skim and scan.
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Judge statements as true, false, or not given against an opinion column.
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Match paragraph headings to sections of a multi-paragraph article.
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Answer open comprehension questions on a factual Estonian report.
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Track detail and main idea across a longer multi-section reading text.
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Read an ERR-style news article and locate facts under time pressure.
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Separate the writer's stance from supporting examples in an opinion piece.
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Read a formal Estonian letter and extract requests, deadlines, and tone.
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Write a B1 personal opinion letter with clear reasons and connectors.
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Write a B1 short opinion essay with reasons, counterpoint, and a clear conclusion.
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Write a B1 factual report with purpose, findings, and a clear recommendation.
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Write a B1 narrative about a memorable event with time order and connectors.
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Write a B1 formal complaint with facts, polite request, and Lugupidamisega closing.
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Write a B1 formal application with purpose, qualifications, and a polite request.
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Link opinions and reasons with B1 connectors for cohesive argument writing.
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Plan B1 writing structure and cohesion across letter, essay, and report genres.
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Train the B1 exam warm-up: introduce yourself and give a short opinion with reasons.
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Build a 2-3 minute B1 topic monologue with clear structure and examples.
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Practise B1 discussion: sustain an opinion, agree/disagree, and react to the examiner.
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Negotiate a B1 exam role-play: tourist office information and booking with polite goals.
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Express and justify opinions under exam pressure using B1 phrase frames.
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Narrate a past experience with time order, feelings, and a short reflection.
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Solve a shared practical problem in spoken Estonian: options, pros/cons, decision.
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Handle a B1-level job interview: experience, strengths, availability, and questions.
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Full B1 listening-section rehearsal: 35-40 minutes, L1-L5 task types, 25 points, pass rules, and a news-audio practice set.
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Full B1 reading-section rehearsal: about 70 minutes, R1-R5 task types, 25 points, and a library article practice set.
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Full B1 writing-section rehearsal: two 80-100 word tasks, rubric bands, planning talk, and a model opinion essay walkthrough.
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Full B1 speaking-section rehearsal: ~20 minutes, S1-S4 formats, 12+13 scoring split, and an examiner-candidate simulation (no dedicated picture task).
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Flat hierarchy, direct feedback, and kohvipaus etiquette in Estonian workplaces.
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ERR, Postimees, Delfi, Vikerraadio, and everyday media literacy habits.
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Civil society, volunteering, talgud tradition, and e-riik participation for residents.
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Tallinn, Tartu, Ida-Virumaa, and the islands: dialects, travel practicalities, local identity.
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Draft formal emails, minutes, and reports in professional B2 Estonian.
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Run agendas, present findings, and close meetings in B2 Estonian.
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Negotiate deadlines, prices, and compromises in B2 professional Estonian.
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Plan scope, risks, milestones, and reporting in B2 project Estonian.
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Handle needs, complaints, and escalation in professional B2 client Estonian.
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Discuss directness, equality, and hybrid work norms in Estonian offices.
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Discuss residence, language courses, and inclusion policy in B2 civic Estonian.
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Talk about employment trends, wages, and entrepreneurship in B2 Estonian.
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Navigate Haigekassa, referrals, and patient rights in B2 Estonian.
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Handle contracts, complaints, and consumer rights in B2 legal Estonian.
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Discuss curriculum reform, lifelong learning, and vocational paths in B2 Estonian.
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Debate climate policy, energy, and sustainability in B2 Estonian.
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Explain benefits, pensions, and care services in B2 civic Estonian.
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Discuss EU institutions, funds, and security policy in B2 Estonian.
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High-accuracy control of all 14 cases in professional contexts, including negation contrasts and translational cases.
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Full productive mastery of Estonian consonant and quantity gradation, including rarer professional paradigms.
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Master all core tenses plus past progressive (olin + -mas) for professional narratives and meeting talk.
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Control imperfective vs perfective aspect and aspectual verbs (ära, hakkama, jõudma, pidama) in workplace narratives.
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Master -nud/-tud participles, impersonal passive, and stative olema + -tud in formal and workplace Estonian.
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Master the conditional (-ks) and recognise quasi-conditional (-nuks) for polite requests, hypotheses, and counterfactuals at B2.
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Report speech with et-clauses, -vat hearsay, and da-/ma-infinitives for commands and permission in professional contexts.
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Build multi-layer subordinate clauses with et, kui, kuigi, sest, kuna and relative clauses for B2 argumentation.
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Control emphatic, existential, possessive and topic-comment word order for clear B2 argumentation and storytelling.
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Use logical, concessive and organising discourse markers for cohesive B2 spoken and written argumentation.
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Turn processes into nouns for formal reports: -mine/-mine forms, abstract nouns, and denser professional style.
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Shift deliberately between informal, neutral and formal Estonian in emails, meetings and customer talk at B2.
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Catch arguments and constraints in an expert monologue on city cycling infrastructure using B2 multiple-choice strategy.
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Follow a radio documentary on peatland restoration and judge true, false, or not-given claims at B2.
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Track speakers and opinions in a multi-party workplace meeting about hybrid work rules at B2.
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Extract precise technical details from an IT security briefing on a phased system migration at B2.
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Catch practical instructions from a chain of workplace announcements about safety drills and facility changes at B2.
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Follow an argumentative radio news piece on night-time delivery bans and weigh competing claims at B2.
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Read speaker attitude and nuance in a radio interview with a museum director about a contested exhibition at B2.
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Take structured notes from a project steering meeting: decisions, owners, and deadlines at B2.
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Extract specific facts from a long municipal and workplace announcement using targeted scanning.
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Follow a multi-step workplace safety procedure and answer comprehension questions.
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Gather details from a long job posting and its extra conditions.
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Analyse claims, evidence and counterarguments in an opinion piece on flexible hours.
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Read employment-contract and regulation excerpts and find rights, duties and deadlines.
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Read a customer-complaint handling guide and follow steps in the correct order.
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Read an economy and politics news piece and separate facts, quotes and consequences.
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Read an opinion piece on a four-day office week and debate the writer's stance.
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Write a B2 formal complaint letter with facts, a remedy, and a deadline.
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Write a B2 summary-plus-opinion text with neutral summary and reasoned stance.
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Write a B2 formal workplace letter with purpose, facts, and an action request.
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Write a B2 workplace email that makes a clear justified request.
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Write a B2 report summary with findings, risks, and next steps.
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Write a B2 formal application or notice with clear request and grounds.
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Write a B2 persuasive position with claim, evidence, concession, and conclusion.
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Write B2 formal correspondence with an authority using references and precise requests.
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Train the B2 exam warm-up: introduce your professional profile and give a hedged workplace opinion.
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Deliver a structured B2 work monologue: role, challenges, changes, and a clear closing.
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Sustain a B2 pair debate on workplace themes: claim, counterclaim, example, and wrap-up.
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Present a B2 career path: past steps, current skills, five-year vision, and risks.
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Debate whether remote work should be available to everyone, with evidence and polite pushback.
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Negotiate a professional client complaint in Estonian: clarify, apologise, propose solutions, confirm.
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Discuss management styles: directive vs coaching, with examples and balanced judgement.
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Debate whether AI will replace jobs: automate tasks, create roles, and hedge predictions.
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Full B2 listening-section rehearsal: 35-40 minutes, L1-L4 task types, single-pass L1, 25 points, pass rules, and a workplace-news practice set.
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Full B2 reading-section rehearsal: about 70 minutes, R1-R4 task types, 25 points, and a flexible-hours workplace article practice set.
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Full B2 writing-section rehearsal: 80 minutes, W1 formal letter plus W2 summary-opinion, 120-150 words each, rubric bands, and a model complaint walkthrough.
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Full B2 speaking-section rehearsal: about 20 minutes, S1-S3 formats, 12+13 scoring split, work-related topics, and an examiner-candidate pair-discussion simulation.
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Meeting culture, email norms, sina/teie at work, small-talk boundaries, and sauna or team events.
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ERR versus private media, opinion culture, misinformation literacy, and public debate norms.
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Riigikogu, ministries, local government, Töötukassa, and the Tax and Customs Board - roles and how to interact.
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Estonia in the EU, regional differences, cross-border work, and e-Residency versus residence permits.
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Analyse leadership styles, change management, and organisational culture in C1 Estonian.
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Lead stakeholder communication, crisis messaging, and board reporting in C1 Estonian.
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Analyse conflicts of interest, accountability, and whistleblowing in C1 Estonian.
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Discuss the startup ecosystem, MVP, pivot, and scaling in C1 Estonian.
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Evaluate market dynamics, disruption, and megatrends in your field in C1 Estonian.
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Explain the Riigikogu, government, and policy-making process in C1 Estonian.
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Analyse the constitution, court system, and legal reform in C1 legal Estonian.
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Discuss Estonia's role in NATO, the EU, and geopolitics in C1 diplomatic Estonian.
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Evaluate media literacy, investigative journalism, and disinformation in C1 Estonian.
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Master method, citation, peer review, and academic argumentation in C1 Estonian.
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Discuss scientific progress, AI, and technology risks in C1 Estonian.
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Analyse the university landscape, funding, and academic careers in C1 Estonian.
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Build arguments, spot fallacies, and evaluate ethical positions in C1 Estonian.
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Analyse population trends, migration policy, and integration in C1 societal Estonian.
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C1 subtle case contrasts in academic and professional discourse: allative vs illative, essive vs translative, stylistics.
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Archaic and poetic case forms, idiomatic cases, and register switching in C1 discourse.
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Ma-/da-infinitives, -nud/-tav/-mata participles and their stylistic load in C1 text.
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Resultative, iterative and delimitative in professional narrative; aspect choice as stylistics.
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Active, passive and evidential voice; hearsay vs direct evidence in C1 register.
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Conditional, reported, quasi-conditional and necessitative moods in C1 argumentation.
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Topic-comment, contrastive focus, thetic statements and rhetorical inversion at C1.
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Academic connectors: consequence, concession, condition, purpose and evidential cohesion.
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Lähtudes, tulenevalt, vastavalt, tuginedes - academic register and case government.
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Reported speech, -vat evidential and source marking in academic paraphrase.
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Epistemic markers, hedging and register shifts without blurring meaning.
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Idioms, proverbs and literary allusions in C1 stylistics - recognition and careful use.
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Follow a Vikerraadio segment on coastal wind farms and fishers compromise and catch the main message at C1.
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Catch the implied layoff risk in an HR conversation through hedges and hints.
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Take fast notes from a digital-state services reform lecture: deadlines, owners and numbers.
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Catch facts in a stormy ferry phone interview where the line drops and noise interferes.
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Detect the minister evasive answers on healthcare waiting lists in an ERR interview.
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Detect enthusiasm, sarcasm and reluctance in colleagues dialogue about a new work policy.
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Follow a three-expert panel on housing affordability and note who concedes what.
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Capture technical constraints, phases and owners from a zero-trust network rollout briefing.
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Infer obligations and likely outcomes from a dense regional mobility policy brief.
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Read an ironic cultural column and recover what the writer implies without stating outright.
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Track reference chains and contrastive connectors across a multi-paragraph education reform text.
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Read a specialised peatland carbon article and separate method, limitation, and claim.
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Discriminate elevated literary diction and narrative distance in a coastal vignette.
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Parse obligations, deadlines, and exceptions in a dense data-protection regulation excerpt.
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Map thesis, warrant, counterargument, and rebuttal in an essay on remote work and regional towns.
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Evaluate overclaim, missing baselines, and selective comparison in an opinion piece on language technology.
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Write a C1 formal report with title, numbered analysis, and recommendations.
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Write a C1 abstract essay with thesis, counter-argument, and limited stance.
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Write a C1 policy brief with problem, options, and a preferred solution.
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Write a C1 press release or official notice with lead, context, and contact.
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Write a C1 analytical argument with claim, warrant, evidence, and rebuttal.
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Write a C1 academic paragraph with topic sentence, citation stance, and hedging.
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Write a C1 strategy excerpt with vision, priorities, and risks.
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Keep one consistent formal register in a C1 text from start to finish.
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Train the C1 exam warm-up: nuanced background, hedged stance, and examiner follow-ups.
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Deliver a structured C1 work-domain monologue with concession and synthesis.
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Practise C1 collaborative discussion: yield, mirror, and manage genuine disagreement.
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Narrate five-year field change with evidence, concession, and cautious forecast.
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Debate AI readiness of the Estonian labour market with soft disagreement and evidence.
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Argue whether Estonian survives as a science language with institutional evidence.
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Deliver a C1 conference-talk excerpt with thesis, method, result, and hedged claim.
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Control C1 genre fit: monologue structure versus collaborative pragmatics and repair.
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Full C1 listening-section rehearsal: about 45 minutes, L1-L3 authentic radio tasks, single-pass L1, 25 points, pass rules, and a labour-and-AI broadcast practice set.
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Full C1 reading-section rehearsal: 60 minutes, three inference-and-coherence tasks, 34 raw points scaled to 25, and an Ida-Virumaa training-centre article practice set.
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Full C1 writing-section rehearsal: about 80 minutes, formal report plus complex essay, 150-200 words each, rubric bands, and a model feasibility-report walkthrough.
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Full C1 speaking-section rehearsal: about 25 minutes, S1-S3 formats, 12+13 scoring split, work-domain monologue with prep, and an AI labour-market collaborative discussion.
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Tammsaare, Kross, Koidula, Under; song festival tradition; contemporary arts talk without copyrighted excerpts.
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Arvamusfestival, ERR debates, op-ed culture, irony and understatement in Estonian rhetoric.
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Constitutional bodies, õiguskantsler, NGOs, talgud, and e-democracy via rahvaalgatus.ee.
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Language Act, Aavik reform, dialects, Estonian under occupations, and immersion policy.
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C2 stylistic grammar polish: focus fronting, absolute participles, calibrated particles, and near-native information structure.
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C2 idiomatic mastery: image-rich phrases, register-fit idiom choice, and near-native phraseology under pressure.
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C2 register mastery: switch intimate, neutral, formal, and academic voice without leakage or calque.
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C2 rhetoric: claim-evidence-concession-rebuttal-conclusion arc with calibrated argumentative phrases.
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C2 precision vocabulary: near-synonym pairs with usage notes for register, evidentiality, and argumentative force.
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C2 near-native error hunt: government, aspect, excess genitive, calques, and register leakage under merciless self-edit.
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Tammsaare, Vilde and Luts; periodic sentence, focalisation; PD quote vs paraphrase.
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Koidula, Liiv, Kreutzwald; metaphor and runo metre; Under through paraphrase only.
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Kalevipoeg, runo song, folklore; folk material is copyright-free; epic repetition.
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PÖFF, Estonian Film Institute, contemporary prose; discuss themes without protected dialogue.
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Essayistics, opinion pieces, Sirp, ERR; separate fact and judgement; Vilde's journalistic heritage.
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Vilde satire, Luts irony, understatement; paraphrase contemporary humour, do not quote it.
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Master clinical consultation and epikriis register in specialist Estonian.
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Draft legal arguments and courtroom register in specialist Estonian.
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Discuss system architecture and code review in specialist Estonian IT register.
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Read financial reports and audit findings in specialist Estonian.
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Navigate administrative procedure and citizen-facing acts in specialist Estonian.
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Defend research methods and academic publishing claims in specialist Estonian.
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Master C2 academic article conventions, argument architecture, and ethical citation (viitamine).
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Deliver a C2 keynote with rhetorical architecture, ethos-pathos-logos, and controlled pacing.
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Chair and argue in formal C2 debate formats with rebuttal, points of order, and timed turns.
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Write C2 policy briefs and analysis: problem frame, options, trade-offs, and actionable recommendations.
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Practise C2 translation and interpretation craft with et-en-ru contrastive awareness and register fidelity.
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Edit C2 Estonian for clarity, style norms, and EKI keelenõuanne guidance without flattening voice.
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2 lessons in this module
Ask how to join or change a family doctor and submit an application.
Contact a family practice, explain your reason briefly and ask for clarification.
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Find your health information, ask for help and keep your PIN private.
Say what happened and where you are; practise speaking with a nurse.
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Find the right contact and ask about a residence permit or right of residence.
Ask about documents, an appointment and a notice; check that you understood.
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Ask about the Tallinn application and preferences, then check your next step.
Read a Tartu place offer. Ask how to respond and arrange a first meeting.
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Ask about a Tallinn school place and admission steps. Check the current instructions.
Describe prior schooling. Ask about a Tartu application and a meeting with the school.
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Ask about a card, a ticket and validation in Tallinn and Tartu.
Plan a route and ask about each leg’s ticket and stop.
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Find service information and ask which authority can help.
Explain your question and find the right service or official.
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Ask about a notice of residence and its attachments.
Distinguish the code from a document and ask about your next step.