EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES

For the European day of languages, in French class, we prepared some questions to play a game against the other class. This game consisted in asking questions about languages, places... and the team which scored most points won. It was an entertaining game and we enjoyed it.

PLANNING THE EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES

Hello we are Ane and Enara,

The next 26th September we are celebrating the European day of languages. There are about 275 languages in Europe; many of them are in danger of  disappearing, that is why each country should encourage their citizens to speak the traditional language of the region.

In our opinion, nowadays it's essential to know more than a language as it makes life easier:

• Jobs: there are more chances of being hired if you are multilingual, this way you can negotiate with other businesses.

• Travel: you can go anywhere without problems to communicate with the locals.

• It's also positive to increase your knowledge and get to know other cultures.

To celebrate this big day we will record a video where we say a sentence in different languages and we will do a homage to Europe.

FIRST TERM

Hello,

I'm Enara and this year I joined an audio-visual culture club at school. In this subject, I want to improve and practice my English. I would love to travel somewhere in Europe and do an exchange with another student from another country, it would be a very nice experience. I also expect this subject will help me to get my first certification.