Discover the different European languages within the COLOURS university alliance
This year, we are highlighting the collaboration within the European university alliance COLOURS on the European Day of Languages on September 26. Take the opportunity to explore who we are collaborating with!
The various institutions in the alliance have contributed in different ways with quizzes, films, and presentations, among other things, to celebrate the European Day of Languages.
The languages spoken in COLOURS are: Croatian, French, German, Italian, Latvian, Macedonian, Polish, Spanish, and of course Swedish.
Here, you can explore all the presentations and films.
About the European Day of Languages
Across Europe, 700 million Europeans, represented in the 46 member states of the Council of Europe, are encouraged to learn more languages. Language learning can take place at any age, both inside and outside the classroom. The Council of Europe believes that linguistic diversity is an essential part of our continent's rich cultural heritage and a tool for achieving greater intercultural understanding. Therefore, the Council works to promote multilingualism throughout Europe.
Since September 26, 2001, the European Day of Languages has been celebrated at the initiative of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg.