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NameNatalia
Genderfemale
Country of OriginPoland
Destination CountryEstonia

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s-1 I first came to Estonia as an exchange student.
s-2 I was supposed to stay here for five months but obviously, things changed.
s-3 The decision to stay here was very intuitive, it wasnt rational.
s-4 I just felt very comfortable here and thought if i stayed here longer, good things would happen.
s-5 Then, of course, I met an Estonian guy, and now Ive been living here for two and a half years.
s-6 When I first came to Estonia, I had no excpectations.
s-7 If we think about migration nowadays, people mostly go to Scandinavia or Germany, the United Kingdom, France.
s-8 I could imagine life in those countries but I had never been to this region at all.
s-9 Having no previous knowledge or expectations made it so much more interesting to come to another Eastern European country.
s-10 What I like about Estonia the most is the way people treat each other.
s-11 I think its because its such a small country: people take friendships more seriously.
s-12 Its harder to get close to people but once you do, the friendship is forever.
s-13 Another thing I like is the people's secular attitude.
s-14 In Poland, I always felt the need to protest, especially when it came to womens rights.
s-15 Poland is very traditional and conservative: many things there shouldnt be like this in the 21st century.
s-16 In Estonia, I feel more comfortable as a woman.
s-17 Right now, my life and my heart is in Estonia.
s-18 I will definitely stay here for a while.
s-19 In many respects, I feel closer to Tallinn and the Estonian culture.
s-20 But of course I also miss Poland: I miss the very open, emotional style of communication and I miss Polish culture, going to the theatre, cinema and local exhibitions.
s-21 I think to feel integrated, one should know the local language.
s-22 Im a bit ashamed I still dont speak it.
s-23 Since everybody speaks very good English here, you can get by with that, but you cant read the local news and feel part of the community.
s-24 Here, by organizing some cultural events, I have gotten close to the locals, but I wish I could also read the news or Sirp to see what my friends are writing.
s-25 I think participating in cultural activities is really what integrates you into the society.
s-26 In the last year, Ive really noticed how multicultural Tallinn is getting.
s-27 In the centre of the city, you mainly hear English!
s-28 I dont know if its a good or a bad thing but I think Estonians have nothing to worry about: their sense of national identity and culture is so strong it cant be endangered by migration.
s-29 And since so many people are leaving the country, you need immigrants to keep the economy going.
s-30 Also, more migration brings more good food and enriches the local cuisine!
s-31 I really feel at home in Tallinn.
s-32 Geographically and demographically, its perfect here.
s-33 Honestly, it feels so cool here - I live in Eastern Europe but I feel so cosmopolitan!
s-34 And Ive been welcomed so warmly by Estonian, I was helped a lot by Estonians.
s-35 Im thinking I probably wont be able to repay all this kindness but I would like to give the society something back in the future.

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