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15Oct

A Walk in Tartu – Shefali (India)

Let’s go for a walk, shall we? But where should we meet? Well, the Kissing Students Fountain is a famous location in Tartu when it comes to choosing where to meet but let’s come up with something

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08Oct

Tackling the Estonian language as a foreigner – Merey (Kazakhstan)

Warning! You might end up learning the Estonian Language! Learning Estonian and committing to practice it certainly takes courage. Someone might even find parallels between learning this intricate, beautiful language and asking their crush out. It’s exciting,

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01Oct

Doctors in Tartu: options and where to find them – Emma (The Netherlands)

“An apple a day keeps the doctor away” – said no doctor ever, so please contact one when apples can’t help you. Our health seems to be all we talk about nowadays. And for a good reason

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24Sep

Cultural Preservation in the City of Tartu: The Old and New – Savio (India)

Technological advancements have affected all alike; people, animals, and even cities and townships. Growth in the technological domain has left behind the cultural ethics that were once the crux of developing a society closely-knit among all those

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17Sep

Culture Shock Does Not Have to Be Shocking – Bing (China)

When we think about culture shock, it always makes us wonder whether it is just “me” or whether everyone feels the same way. Culture shock does not always have to do with the sad, scary, or unpleasant

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10Sep

5 Things to Expect from Your Studies at the University of Tartu – Kateryna (Ukraine)

As a first-year student, you may have a lot of questions in your head right now. You have just arrived in Tartu, you are trying to understand the peculiarities of local weather (hint: stop trying, it is

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A Walk in Tartu – Shefali (India)

Tackling the Estonian language as a foreigner – Merey (Kazakhstan)

Doctors in Tartu: options and where to find them – Emma (The Netherlands)

Cultural Preservation in the City of Tartu: The Old and New – Savio (India)

Culture Shock Does Not Have to Be Shocking – Bing (China)

5 Things to Expect from Your Studies at the University of Tartu – Kateryna (Ukraine)

A Walk in Tartu – Shefali (India)

Tackling the Estonian language as a foreigner – Merey (Kazakhstan)

Doctors in Tartu: options and where to find them – Emma (The Netherlands)

A Walk in Tartu – Shefali (India)

DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD MADE EASY – LIDONG (CHINA)

MY TRIP TO THE COUNTRYSIDE OR FIVE PLACES TO VISIT IN SPRING TIME – GESCHE (GERMANY)

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A Walk in Tartu – Shefali (India)

Tackling the Estonian language as a foreigner – Merey (Kazakhstan)

Doctors in Tartu: options and where to find them – Emma (The Netherlands)

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