Estonia
1.5 million people live in Eesti
(Estonia), 61.5% Estonians, 30% Russians. Since 1940, large
numbers of people have immigrated into Estonia from parts of
the Soviet Union, specially in the 60s and 70s. Their lingua
franca usually is Russian and they make up the vast majority
of the present-day non-Estonian population. They have mainly
settled in the big industrial cities of the North-East
(Narva, Sillamäe, Kohtla-Järve, Jõhvi), the
capital Tallinn and the town and peninsula of
Paldiski. Besides that, there is also an original
Russian
minority in Estonia, as
well as a Swedish minority, and an Estonian group, the
Voro-Setu, linguistically distinguished.
Also in this page, information on
the Estonian minority of present-day Russia, in Petserimaa region.
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Eesti
Eesti edo Estonian 1.5 milioi
lagun, % 61.5% Estoniarrak, %30 errusiarrak. 1940tik,
etorkin asko joan ziren Estoniara Sobiet Batasuneko beste
toki batzuetatik, bereziki 60etan eta 70etan. Errusiera da
haien hizkuntza eta orain estoniar ez direnen gehiengoa
errusieraz mintzo da Estonian. Ipar ekialdeko hiri
industrialetan kokatu dira batez ere (Narva, Sillamäe,
Kohtla-Järve, Jõhvi), Tallinn hiriburuan eta
Paldiski hiri eta penintsulan. Bestalde, bada Estonian
jatorrizko gutxiengo
errusiar zahar bat, baita
gutxiengo suediarra ere, eta hizkuntzaz desberdintzen den
Voro-Setu azpitalde estoniarra ere bai.
Beherago, halaber, gaurko Errusiar
Federazioan bizi den gutxiengo estoniarrari buruzko
informazioa, Petserimaa eskualdekoa.
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