Võro is a Finno-Ugric language spoken primarily in the Võrumaa region of Estonia. It is one of the dialects of the South Estonian language group and has its own distinct grammar and vocabulary. Võro is recognized as a minority language and is used by a small community of speakers, contributing to the cultural heritage of the area. The language has seen efforts for revitalization, including the establishment of Võro language schools and the publication of literature in Võro. It is also promoted through local media and cultural events, helping to preserve its unique identity within the broader Estonian linguistic landscape.