Don't mind me I'm just marveling at the list of the most popular cow names in Estonia

Care to try some Estonian mustard?

my favorite thing about learning languages is connecting words you sort-of know but not fully with words you see. of course, you can invent a lot of fake etymologies or mistranslations that can hinder your progress, but also. it's fun

i mean curd/quark snacks dipped in chocolate are available in basically every formerly soviet country. i'm hungarian and my whole life i was told that túró rudi was a uniquely hungarian snack, but turns out that almost every eastern european country has their own very similar version. same thing with cabbage rolls, and walnut/poppy seed rolls although with those i think there's a bit more variation between different countries' versions.

I forgot which one of you cursed me with seeing this but if I had to, you will watch it too, with sound on

kohuke jump scares aside,

when estonians realize they can put kohupiim into almost any food