Pöördojutu

Pöördojutu is a term used in Estonia to describe a type of prank or hoax. The term is often translated to English as a "mischief" or "trick", but it generally refers to a lighthearted and playful form of deception or trickery.

Pöördojutu is often used to play a joke on someone, typically a friend or acquaintance, and is usually intended to be harmless and amusing. It can take many forms, such as setting up a fake situation or convincing someone of a false notion. The goal of a pöördojutu is often to see how long it takes for the person to discover the truth and to enjoy the surprise and amusement of the prank.

Pöördojutu is a popular form of entertainment in Estonia and has been practiced for generations. It is often seen as a way to add some humor and lightheartedness to everyday life. However, pöördojutu should be played in a way that does not harm or humiliate the person being perpetrated.

Pöördojutu is not taken seriously and is generally not considered to be a malicious form of behavior. Despite this, it can still be considered impolite or rude if not done in a respectful manner. Overall, pöördojutu is a cultural phenomenon that is specific to Estonia and has been incorporated into the country's unique social and cultural landscape.