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[Series of events in several EU languages] The Language of Europe
19/06/2021 00:15
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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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I'm aware that the following may sound like bragging, but I'm just making an effort to show that I know what I'm talking about.
To Marlies: I find all languages wonderful.
Spanish, because it was the first foreign language I had contact with, inspired by a pretty Cuban girl in my third grade class in Florida.
I started learning my mother tongue pre-school from comics and street advertisements. In Florida I was sent by by school to the State Spelling Bee.
In High School I received a small scholarship for my achievements in foreign languages (French and German). Thanks to that I was accepted at the US Army Language School for a 12-month Russian Course. I finished as ninth in a class of 59 and was allowed to choose Germany as my next assignment. At the school's book store I bought a Teach Yourself Esperanto book. On leaving the Army I became active in the German Esperanto movement. As an English teacher I took part in a Turkish course at Augsburg University. More in my replies. G.Tucker
Educación común europea basada en impartir las asignaturas comunes en inglés; y complementarlas con las lenguas estatal, regional y esperanto
Educación común europea basada en impartir las asignaturas comunes en inglés; y complementarlas con las lenguas estatal, regional y esperanto
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