The journal published six to eight issues per year. The journal's print run was 1,100 to 1,500 in the 1920s, and 400 to 450 in the 1930s.[2] The journal published articles on standard Estonian, dialects, languages related to Estonian, and other linguistic topics.[2] In 1940, the journal Eesti Keel ja Kirjandus(et) (Estonian Language and Literature) was established through the merger of the journals Eesti Keel and Eesti Kirjandus(et) (Estonian Literature).[2][4]
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↑Erelt, Mati (2003). Estonian Language. Tallinn: Estonian Academy Publishers. p.382.
↑Annus, Epp (2001). Eesti kirjanduslugu. Tallinn: Koolibri. p.223.
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