French Language Day in 2021

Happy International #frenchlanguageday, the day of @OIFrancophonie! This day celebrates the French language and Francophone culture! This year, we’re invited to celebrate #Francophone women, resilient women! So #HappyDay to all women involved @ATDQM @ATDCanada @atdbelgium & more. https://t.co/GuTqw6Fal8

— The Wresinski Legacy (@WresinskiLegacy) March 20, 2021

Saturday is a big day... So much going on. It's International Day of Happiness.. Alien Abduction Day.. International Astrology Day.. International Earth Day.. French Language Day. So if you get scooped up by an alien, point to the stars, smile lots and speak French. https://t.co/YfimUMuYTF

— Deke Bridges (@dekebridges) March 20, 2021

Let’s celebrate French Language Day and remain committed to multilingualism being a key lever to coordinate @UN efforts towards sustainable development. Learn more about our mission, members, resources, blogs and stories by visiting our French website at https://t.co/BgXimb1VAl https://t.co/AOFlJMcBP9

— UN Sustainable Development Group 🇺🇳 (@UN_SDG) March 19, 2021

Happy French Language Day! The holiday coincides with the anniversary of the establishment of the International Organisation of La Francophonie, of which Louisiana is a member. https://t.co/mX1M2K0C4e

— 64 Parishes (@64parishes) March 20, 2021

Today is French Language Day. As @UNPeacekeeping, our ability to engage with communities is key. In francophone host countries, most @UN_CAR, @MONUSCO & @UN_MINUSMA leaders speak French. ➡️Mission heads & deputies ➡️Force commanders & deputies ➡️Police Commissioners #A4P https://t.co/w1b9smBhke

— Jean-Pierre Lacroix (@Lacroix_UN) March 20, 2021

300 million people speak French around the world. On Friday's French Language Day, and every day, follow @ONU_fr to get updates on the #COVID19 pandemic & more ... en français. https://t.co/FgmoPtstYh

— United Nations (@UN) March 20, 2021

Happy Inernational day of @Francophonie Day!!! Watch this epic video by #leydenpride Andrea J. to celebrate Francophone countries! It is Madagascar in Africa! Celebrate the French Language 2day! #journeeinternationaledelafrancophonie #malanguefrançaise #20mars https://t.co/iDBL42gPXM

— Miller George (@profMGeorges) March 20, 2021