The European Day of Languages is celebrated every year on the 26th of September. The European Commission has prepared some activities for schools to promote awareness of the richness of knowing several languages and being able to communicate with as many people as possible. This is part of our European cultural heritage.
This is the official site where you can find more information about this date.
And if you want to learn a lot more, the European Commission has elaborated a number of documents that highlight different aspects about multilingual diversity in Europe. Just have a look.
Here you are some interesting games and activities:
Here you are some interesting games and activities:
I hope that Esperanto was not forgotten today.
ReplyDeleteEsperanto is a planned language which belongs to no one country or group of states. I would like to argue the case for its wider use.
Take a look at learn.esperanto.org.uk