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GPD CoO	15 764
Continent of Origin	E
GDP DC	23 106
Destination Continent	E
Distance	close
GDP Change	E
Home Change	im

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s-1	When my boss asked me if I wanted to go and work in Estonia, I only knew where Estonia was located on the map, nothing else.
s-2	So I thought — why not, let the adventure begin!
s-3	Now, I couldnt be happier to have ended up here.
s-4	What I like the most about Estonia is the greenery.
s-5	I like all the forests and bogs and stone beaches.
s-6	And Tartu, my home town, is amazing because its so green, we have parks at every corner!
s-7	I also find Estonia very liberating.
s-8	People respect their own freedom and privacy and expect the same from others.
s-9	And it works!
s-10	Nobody here cares whether youre a believer, go to church, with whom you live, what clothes you wear.
s-11	I really love the bohemian side of Tartu and how people express themselves — girls especially have such an interesting sense of style.
s-12	For example, they wear yellow trousers and a bright blue coat!
s-13	It has made me more comfortable in my skin.
s-14	In Poland, before any job interview, I had to cover my tattoos, I couldnt have crazy colours in my hair and I had to be normal but here I feel very comfortable with myself the way I am.
s-15	Poland, aside from the politics, religion and everything that makes us angry, is a beautiful country and I like to introduce Estonian people to its nature and cities, the cuisine, music and traditions.
s-16	This is very important to me.
s-17	I enjoy meeting other Polish friends here to gossip in Polish but I also have many local and international friends — there's a big mix!
s-18	Im trying to befriend people from many different countries, because I like learning about new cultures and languages.
s-19	Im also learning Estonian but Im the kind of creep who goes to a shop and reads all the labels, I dont attend any courses!
s-20	I also have a very nice neighbour, an elderly lady who always likes to drop by for a conversation in Estonian.
s-21	When I dont understand something, she says the word louder or slower — or both!
s-22	I find it really sweet and in general it hasnt happened that someone was unkind to me in Estonia, the people are very welcoming.
s-23	I think Poland and Estonia have many similarities.
s-24	When I first saw the Estonian cuisine, I thought: wow, this is like my grannys food!
s-25	The main difference between Estonia and Poland, Id say is the nature of the people.
s-26	Polish people are very loud, they like to have fun, drink, they smile at everyone.
s-27	In Estonia, everyone lives in their bubble: if someone lets you in, youre their best friend but otherwise they tend to be reserved.
s-28	But I like to call myself an extraverted introvert so I really appreciate the days when I can close myself in my bubble, like the perfect Estonian, with a grumpy face and a book.
s-29	I think Estonia is a very underrated country, nobody knows where it is and whats going on here.
s-30	I think everyone should just look it up on the map and come see it!
s-31	Its hidden, its small, not many people know about it but those who do end up here are always amazed.
s-32	So when you do come here, dont just stay in the cities but get into the wild: go see the Peipsi coast, the gulf of Finland, the beautiful parks like Lahemaa, go to Viljandi.
s-33	Just take all the routes you can and enjoy what Estonia has to offer!

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