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Visions of Tallinn's future 's English language included

Nov 21, 2007
By TBT staff

NO ENGLISH NEEDED: Tallinn is already well practiced at dealing with foreign language speakers, as this helpful sign at train station shows.
TALLINN - A conference on the future of Tallinn, featuring several current and former city officials, floated a number of novel ideas 's including making English an official language and turning the city into a banking center 's in an attempt to boost the Estonian capital's chances to better compete in the 21st century. One of the most striking proposals at the Nov. 19 gathering came from Toomas Vitsut, deputy chairman of the Tallinn City Council, who said that by adopting English as an offici ...

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