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EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES

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The European Day of Languages is celebrated across Europe on the 26th of September every year.It aims to promote the rich linguistic diversity of all Europe and encourage language learning across Europe.It was set up by the Council of Europe and was first celebrated in 2001.The most spoken language in the world is English, with near 1,132 million speakers.

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Euskera is the oldest living language in Europe. Most linguists, experts and researchers say so. Euskera is a very old language whose origins remain unknown.It exists between 6,000 and 7,000 languages ​​in the world, spoken by 7 billion people spread across 189 independent states.At least half of the world's population is bilingual or multilingual.Normally, the mother tongue is the one we know the best and use the most.

The largest number of languages ​​is spoken in Russia: from 130 to 200.Some languages as English have adopted words from many other languages ​​and all European languages ​​today use words from English.The non-European languages ​​most used in Europe are Arabic, Chinese and Hindi. Each one has its own writing system.Bilingualism brings us many benefits: it makes the learning process of an additional language easier, it speeds up mental processes and allows us to interact with people from other cultures.

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There are 24 official languages in Europe... but there are actually more than 200 languages spoken on the continent. Furthermore, language is an extension of identity.Spanish was also recognized as the top 4 most useful languages to learn by European citizens behind English, German, and French.19% of Europeans are bilingual, 25% are trilingual and 10% speak four or more languages.

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Turn the page !

European day of languajes

The European Day of Languages, which is celebrated on September 26, is an initiative born in 2001 by the European Commission and the Council of Europe, which represents 800 million citizens from 47 countries.

It takes place every year as a tribute to the linguistic diversity of a continent, Europe, with more than 200 own languages

The importance of learning languages; increase knowledge and awareness of the value of languages; and motivate the continuous learning of languages ​​throughout life.

Why is language important ?

In the world, there are currently 7,000 languages ​​of which at least 90% are spokenand only in Europe 23 of these official languages.

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Every two weeks a language dies. It is likely that by the end of the century, almost half of the nearly 7,000 languages ​​spoken in the world today will have disappeared.

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The European Year of Languages 2001 is an organization where, jointly by the Council of Europe and the European Union, millions of people in the 45 countries participate through activities to celebrate diversity in Europe and promote learning. of languages.

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Due to globalization and the structures of large international companies, foreign language skills have become necessary for effective work in one's country of origin.Knowing English is no longer enough.Language learning is beneficial for anyone, you are never too old to learn a language and enjoy the opportunities it offers.Learning other languages is a way to come to understand ourselves and to overcome our cultural differences.

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