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Oct 5, 2026 4 min

Estonian at the Hardware Store Part 2

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Join Lucas and Luna in Episode 263 of Learn Estonian with Fexingo as they return to the hardware store. This time, they focus on specific tools for DIY projects, learning how to ask for a screwdriver, hammer, and other essentials. Perfect for listeners who want to tackle home repairs or just expand their practical vocabulary. #LearnEstonian #Fexingo #EstonianHardwareStore #DIYVocabulary #EstonianTools #LanguageLearning #EstonianPhrases #PracticalEstonian #HomeRepair #EstonianVerbs #LucasAndLuna #AudioCourse Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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