BBC Education - Languages - Estonia:

Since independence in 1991, Estonian is the only official language and has replaced Russian as the language of business and education. It is spoken by 68% of the population, predominantly in rural areas. Russian is spoken by 26% of the population, most of which is an urban population. Other minority languages include approximately 3% Ukrainian speakers, 2% Belarusian, 1% Finnish and a smaller number of Hebrew speakers.

Selline info siis Eesti kohta. Nüüd ma saan aru küll, miks mu käest ikka ja jälle küsitakse, et kas varem oli teil koolis õppetöö vene keeles. Ja muud säärast.