European Day Of Languages Slides

European Day of languages. What is it? The European Day of Languages is 26 September. There are. EU official languages ​​from. Dutch French. Goals. Language skills are a necessity and a right of every human being. There are 225 local languages ​​in Europe. Sources.

Dutch, French, German, Italian - 1958 Danish and English - 1973 Greek language - 1981 Portuguese and Spanish - 1986 Finnish, Swedish - 1995 Czech, Estonian, Latvian, Polish, Lithuanian, Maltese, Slovak, Slovenian and Hungarian - 2004 Bulgarian, Irish and Romanian – from 2007 Croatian – from 2013 English remains the official language of Ireland and Malta, even after the United Kingdom has left the EU.

Language skills are a necessity and a right of every human being, which is the main goal of the European Day of Languages. Other goals are to pay attention to: the rich diversity of European languages, which must be preserved and intensify; the need to diversify the languages ​​taught thus promoting verbosity; people’s need to improve their language skills.