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Where am I?

Where am I?

Where am I?

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Since 2001, the European Day of Languages has been celebrated every year on...

What is "hello" in Ukrainian?

What is "hello" in Spanish?

Teachers: Who ordered a “pancaca” instead of a “panqueque” when speaking Spanish? It would be something like a “poocake” instead of a “pancake”

Teachers: Who has an A Level in German and spent some time in Colombia?

Teachers: Who lived in Italy in their 20s and can speak Italian fluently?

Teachers: Who learnt French and Welsh in school and when speaking either language starts in one and finishes in another?

Teachers: Who has an A Level in French and continues to learn it as an adult?

Teachers: Who said that they enjoyed travelling by boat instead of car in French and ended up having to make up some sea adventures when doing a speaking exam?

Teachers: Who worked in France for two summers at Eurocamp?

Teachers: Who is fluent in Welsh?

Teachers: Who worked as a volunteer in Poland and Turkey in their twenties and as an interpreter in International summer camps in Spain?

Teachers: Who lived in French Guiana and learnt how to speak Creole

What is the number 10 in Welsh?

What is the number 10 in German?

What is the number 5 in Portuguese?

What is the number 5 in Italian?

Fun Facts: Europe has about ...... indigenous languages – but this accounts for only three percent of the languages spoken in the world.

Fun Facts: ...... is the only language in the world to capitalise nouns

Fun Facts: In London alone, about ...... languages are spoken

Fun Facts: There are five languages with more than 50 million native speakers in Europe – ......, German, French, Italian and English

Fun Facts: ...... contains the longest word of all European languages