What is Võro language?
{{multiple issues| {{complex|date=April 2023}} {{no sources|date=April 2023}} }} {{Infobox language | name = Voro | caption = ... | website = | familycolor = Uralic | fam2 = [[Finnic languages|Finnic]] | fam3 = [[South Estonian language|South Estonian]] | nativename = võro keel or võro kiil | pronunciation = VOR-roh | states = Estonia | region = Southwestern Estonia | ethnicity = Seto-Võro Or Voro | speakers = 75,000 | era = 18th Century | date = 2021 | dia1 = Central Võro | dia2 = Haanja Võro | dia3 = Seto-Võro | dia4 = Leelo Võro | iso1 = vo | lingua = 44-EAA-d }} '''Võro language''' (also called '''Võro kiil, Võru language, or Seto-Võro language''') is a [[Uralic languages|Finno-Ugric]] [[language]] spoken primarily in the [[Võru County]] of southeastern [[Estonia]]. With an estimated 75,000 speakers, Võro language is recognized as a [[minority language]] in Estonia, and it has been the subject of ongoing efforts to promote its use and preserve its [[cultural heritage]]. The Võro language has a complex history, with roots that can be traced back to the Finno-Ugric language family, which includes other languages spoken in [[Northern Europe|northern]] and [[eastern Europe]]. Throughout its history, the Võro language has evolved and changed, influenced by cultural and linguistic factors from the region. Today, it is recognized as an important [[regional language]] of Estonia, with its own distinct [[grammar]], [[vocabulary]], and [[cultural identity]]. One of the defining features of the Võro language is its distinctive [[accent]] and [[pronunciation]]. Võro language has a rich set of [[Vowel|vowels]] and [[Consonant|consonants]], and its [[Intonation (linguistics)|intonation]] patterns and stress placement are unique compared to other languages. The language also has a rich vocabulary, with many words borrowed fr