The European Day of Languages, celebrated on 26 September, is a vibrant tribute to the rich linguistic and cultural diversity that defines Europe.
With over 200 languages spoken across the continent, this day emphasizes the beauty and uniqueness of Europe’s multilingual heritage. It serves as a reminder that, despite the vast array of languages and cultures—from Romance to Slavic, Germanic to Celtic—European countries share a sense of unity and cooperation.

This celebration encourages language learning, fostering mutual respect and understanding among nations. It highlights how linguistic differences, rather than dividing, enrich the European identity, illustrating the power of diversity as a unifying force.