Emakeele ausammas

Kooli, Kadrina 59.342563, 26.131966 59 ° 20 '33.23 ", 26 ° 7' 55.08" Estonians consider their native language very beautiful and worthy of respect. Therefore, an idea arose to express our respect by erecting a monument. On the initiative of the writer Rein Siku and thanks to the donations collected on May 21, 1994, a monument to the Estonian language was opened next to the Kadri school. On a boulder that resembles the stylized head of a rooster, depicted in an Estonian primer, you can read "Sõna seob" (Word connects). The idea of ​​such a design was proposed by the linguist Märt Myper. Interesting to know: - A monument erected in honor of the Estonian language, as far as is known, is the only one in Europe