That was cool experience indeed. I did try to instruct the cameramen how to film engraving, but they didn't get everything right. Maybe next time.
Andrew, no Britannica here, but Soviet Estonian Encyclopedia's A..T 4 volumes are waiting in line, 700 pages each
Mario, you were quite right - millimeeter, Ameerika and probably unikaalne (unique).
Steinar, you're spot on, Finnish and Estonian are related and do sound and look very close. And both are quite hard to learn. If there's a will, there's a way. I looked for proper TV show to show my engraving for quite a long time, now I found it. I'm sure there are a lot of opportunities in Norway too.
Viljo
Andrew, no Britannica here, but Soviet Estonian Encyclopedia's A..T 4 volumes are waiting in line, 700 pages each
Mario, you were quite right - millimeeter, Ameerika and probably unikaalne (unique).
Steinar, you're spot on, Finnish and Estonian are related and do sound and look very close. And both are quite hard to learn. If there's a will, there's a way. I looked for proper TV show to show my engraving for quite a long time, now I found it. I'm sure there are a lot of opportunities in Norway too.
Viljo
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