That's cool :) I guess you alread know that Estonian and Hungarian languages are related.

Yeah :D By the way, I studied slavic filology a while ago, so... we're a bit of colleagues :)

No I haven't been to Hungary (yet - I love traveling, soooooooo ;) ), but you asked absolutely correctly (you sure you're not at least a bit Estonian? :D ). Aga kas sa oled käinud Eestis?

Tule ikka :)

Meil on nii klassikalisi vaatamisväärsusi kui ka palju muud kah :)

In case you didn't understand: Surely come :) . We have both classic tourist attractions and much other as well :)

There are also words and names that sound a bit funny in translation :)
Bear in mind that Estonian pronounciation is different from English, just like Hungarian probably is. For example, if we see a "oo" we don't read it like a long "ou", we read it like two "o"s ;)

moon - in English it's Moon and any other planet's moon, but in Estonia it's poppy.

tea - a delicious drink in English, but means "know" in Estonian as an imperative.

mine - it's-mine-I-tell-you! in English (lol :D ), but imperative for "go" in Estonian.

Okay, one more.
Loom - a sewing machine in English, but "animal" in these parts :D

Us and Finns - and you guys - are related (jeez, who am I telling this to, you already know XD ).
Ü is just like the Finnish Y.
Õ was borrowed from Russian and it's hard to explain it. It's kind of as if English "E" caught a lot of cold and started to sound way lower, bassier. XD lol.

This band is not too bad. I have been hovering between 3.5 and 4 stars. =)