
Date
- Sep 26 2025
Time
- All day
Location
History
The European Day of Languages was first celebrated during the European Year of Languages in 2001. Following the success of this campaign, the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers decided to make it an annual event. The day is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of language learning to foster plurilingualism and intercultural understanding.
Each year, the European Day of Languages features a specific theme. Throughout Europe, various activities are organized to celebrate this day. These include language courses, translation workshops, language fairs, and cultural events. Schools, universities, and cultural institutions participate by hosting events that highlight the benefits of learning multiple languages. These activities aim to make people aware of the advantages of multilingualism, such as improved communication skills, better job prospects, and a deeper appreciation of other cultures.
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