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European Day of Languages

European Day of Languages. At SMA. United Kingdom. Hello. Capital: London Population: 58 Million Language: English Currency: British Pound (GBP). France. Bonjour. Capital : Paris Population : 61 Million Language : French Currency : euro (EUR). Germany. Guten Tag.

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European Day of Languages

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  1. European Day of Languages At SMA

  2. United Kingdom Hello Capital: London Population: 58 Million Language: English Currency: British Pound (GBP)

  3. France Bonjour Capital : Paris Population : 61 Million Language : French Currency : euro (EUR)

  4. Germany Guten Tag Capital: Berlin Population: 82.4 Million Language: German Currency: euro (EUR)

  5. Spain Hola Hola Kaixo Galician Basque Catalan Bon dia Capital: Madrid Population: 45.2 Million Language: Spanish (local: Catalan, Galician, Basque) Currency: euro (EUR)

  6. Italy Buon giorno Capital: Rome Population: 58 Million Language: Italian Currency: euro (EUR)

  7. Austria Guten Tag Capital - ViennaLanguage - GermanCurrency - Euro (EUR)Population – 8 Million

  8. Portugal Olá Capital: Lisbon Population: 10 Million Language: Portuguese Currency: euro (EUR)

  9. Belgium Morgen Brussels Guten Tag Bonjour Capital - BrusselsPopulation – 10 Million Language - Dutch, French, GermanCurrency - Euro (EUR)

  10. The Netherlands Morgen Capital - AmsterdamLanguage - DutchCurrency - Euro (EUR)Population – 16 million

  11. Czech Republic Dobrý den Capital - PragueLanguage - CzechPopulation – 10 Million Currency - Koruna (CZK)

  12. Russia Zdravstvuite Capital - MoscowPopulation : 143 Million Language - RussianCurrency - Ruble (RUB)

  13. Switzerland Guten Tag Bonjour Buon giorno Capital: Bern Population: 7.3 Million Currency: Swiss franc Language: German, French, Italian

  14. Norway Goddag Capital: Oslo Population: 4 Million Currency: Norwegian Krone Language: Norwegian

  15. Sweden God dag Capital: StockholmPopulation: 8,9 millionsCurrency: Swedish crownLanguage: Swedish

  16. Finland Päivää Capital: HelsinkiPopulation: 5,1 millionsCurrency: EuroLanguage: Finish

  17. Denmark Goddag Capital: CopenhagenPopulation: 5,3 millionCurrency: Danish crownLanguage: Danish

  18. What country is it? Lithuania Estonia Latvia Belarus

  19. What country is it? Germany Poland Poland Czech Rep. Slovakia

  20. What country is it? Switzerland Hungary Austria Ukraine

  21. What country is it? Slovenia Croatia Albania Bosnia

  22. What country is it? Greece Bulgaria Turkey

  23. EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGAUGES September 26

  24. WHY LEARN A LANGUAGE?

  25. I haven't conquered Spanish yet. I'm learning and understand what's said during training. I'm progressing little by little. Spanish is very difficult for me, although I am getting used to it. I am making an effort. It's complicated. But if I can conquer Spanish, it will have been a great achievement.

  26. All I can advise, is that you keep working at your languages. Foreign languages are exciting and interesting - keep up the hard work, it will be worth it in the end.

  27. I think the least you can do when you live in their country is learn the language.

  28. My wife and I learnt Spanish and Japanese when I played at Barcelona and Nagoya. We spent hours and hours in tuition – yet we could have learnt either language at school. Modern languages prepare you for modern life. As the world gets smaller, there’s never been a better opportunity to get into languages. I've really enjoyed learning Spanish and Japanese. Getting to grips with a new language can be great fun, and you learn so much about other people and what makes them tick. Immersing yourself in the culture is critical to making it work abroad.

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