Estonian can be a pretty wacky language sometimes, with its many vowels and long words. For example, “jõululaululaulja” (“Christmas carol singer”), “jäääär” (“the edge of the ice”), or “raudteeülesõidukoht” (“railway crossing”). But here’s a little feature of the language that’s even more complex and fun, which comes up in words occasionally. It’s called the palindrome, … Jätka Language Lounge: Estonian palindromes lugemist