Vene noored tahavad rohkem tunnustust ja karjääri

Vene noored tahavad rohkem tunnustust ja karjääri

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Russian youth want more recognition and a career

Vene noored Eestis rõhutavad rohkem oma saavutusi ja tahavad tunnustust. Nad soovivad paremat elu, eriti Ida-Virumaal. Parem eesti keele oskus aitab neil ühiskonda paremini integreeruda.

ja . Nad rõhutavad oma saavutusi ja tahavad, et neid tunnustataks. . Tartu Ülikooli uuring näitab, et . Nad .
Vene noored peavad tähtsaks edukat karjääri. See annab neile enesekindlust ja võimaluse silma paista. Eesti noored väärtustavad rohkem iseseisvumist. Vene noorte jaoks on oluline ka materiaalne heaolu ja turvatunne. Nad kardavad töötuks jäämist.
. . Neil on rohkem eestlasi sõprade seas. Kehvema eesti keele oskusega noored suhtlevad enamjaolt vene keeles. .
ja vene keelsetest uudistest. Nad eelistavad venekeelseid allikaid mugavuse tõttu. Eesti ühiskonda.
. . . . . Nooremad põlvkonnad räägivad eesti keelt paremini.

Russian youth in Estonia emphasize their achievements more and want recognition. They desire a better life, especially in Ida-Virumaa. Better Estonian language skills help them integrate better into society.

Russian youth in Estonia want more recognition and desire a successful career. They emphasize their achievements and want to be acknowledged. Especially in Ida-Virumaa, they want a better life. A study by the University of Tartu shows that Russian youth are more collectivist. They seek the opinions of others and control over their surroundings.
Russian youth consider a successful career important. It gives them self-confidence and the opportunity to stand out. Estonian youth value independence more. For Russian youth, material well-being and a sense of security are also important. They fear unemployment.
Estonian language skills are important. Young people who speak Estonian well are more integrated into Estonian society. They have more Estonians among their friends. Young people with poorer Estonian language skills mostly communicate in Russian. They want to leave Narva to get better opportunities.
Russian youth get information mainly from social media and Russian-language news. They prefer Russian-language sources for convenience. Better Estonian language skills would help them integrate better into Estonian society.
The identity of Russian youth is mixed. They do not feel fully Russian or Estonian. Many call themselves Estonian Russians. They love Estonia but feel insecure. Their parents and grandparents came to Estonia during the Soviet era. Younger generations speak Estonian better.