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[Series of events in several EU languages] The Language of Europe
Europeans need a shared language ... but which one? This is the question we will discuss in a series of debates, in various languages of the Union.
Our next event/debate:
Sunday, 26 September 2021, 19:30 (Brussels time): "Languages and language learning in the EU" on the occasion of the European Day of Languages
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Contains the link to the various debates from May 2021 through to March 2022
Contains the link to the various debates from May 2021 through to March 2022
09
May 2021
31
March 2022
Starting at
00:00 AM
Reference: cofe-MEET-2021-06-17062
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“El colonialismo lingüístico inglés y el multilingüismo.
En el año 1961 se redacta «The Anglo-American Conference Report 1961», un documento confidencial destinado al British Council, «El inglés debe convertirse en el idioma dominante. […] La lengua materna se estudiará cronológicamente primero, pero, luego, el inglés, en virtud de su uso y funciones, se convertirá en el idioma principal». El informe también especifica que el inglés debe tender al monopolio en los campos culturales y volverse esencial en las especializaciones científicas y técnicas y que, en un entorno internacional, los angloparlantes deben ser completamente intolerantes con el uso de otros idiomas en el ejercicio de su participación.
«Por el predominio actual de la lengua inglesa, Gran Bretaña gana cada año de 17.000 a 18.000 millones de euros».
«¡Lo que no está escrito en inglés no vale la pena leerlo!».”
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