How can languages help build bridges between people?
More and more people speak English, but is that enough? We think that something magical happens when you meet people in their own language – even if you only speak a little.
The theme for this year’s European Day of Languages is what happens in the meeting between people when we speak each other’s languages.
Language tasters – an introduction to exciting languages
Once again, we are offering an introduction to different languages. Of course, you can learn a little about European languages such as French, Spanish, Italian, German and even Georgian. But this year, we have also invited along some of the most popular foreign languages in Denmark – Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
As Europeans, we can build bridges not only within Europe, but we can also travel out in the world and build bridges to other cultures. Imagine what it would mean for a trip to South Korea if you could speak a little Korean!
The tasting sessions in French, German and Spanish take place in a simple version of those languages so everyone can join. Sessions in the other languages use Danish.
All classes take place online.
Sign up by 12 September 2022.
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Programme
Monday 26 September
Introduction to ...
German at 10-10.45
French at 11-11.45
Online lecture: Learn several languages at the same time, 12:00 (More information below)
Spanish at 13-13.45
Chinese at 13-13.45
Japanese at 13-13.45
Georgian at 14-14.45
German at 18.30-19.15
Japanese at 17-17.45
Italian at 17-17.45
Tuesday 27 September
Introdution to ...
Spanish at 11-11.45
Italian at 13-13.45
Chinese at 13-13.45
Korean at 14-14.45
Chinese at 18-18.45
Wednesday 28 September
Introduction to ...
German at 10-10.45
Japanese at 10-10.45
Italian at 13-13.45
Korean at 18-18.45
Thursday 29 September
Introduction to …
German at 10-10.45
French at 11-11.45
Spanish at 11-11.45
Chinese at 13-13.45
Korean at 14-14.45
Spanish at 17-17.45
Friday 30 September
Introduction to …
Italian at 10-10.45
Georgian at 11-11.45
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Everything is for free, of course.
Velkommen – Willkommen – Bienvenue!
The activities have been planned and organised jointly by the European Centre of Modern Languages, Contact point Denmark (ECML), The European Commission Representation in Denmark, Goethe Institut Dänemark, Institut Français and Studieskolen in Copenhagen.
