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Today is international mother language day.Celebrating this day means resistance against colonial structures in many countries & is a time to remind all of us that keeping languages alive means defending culture, memory& the ultimate artefacts of our collective human civilisation
The @readingagency has picked The Bear and the Wildcat by Kazumi Yumoto & Komako Sakai for its #booklist of translated books for young readers for International Mother Language Day.
Translated from its original Japanese language
Read the full booklist 👉https://t.co/Lp3OXJGsKA https://t.co/WXKNSBVory
📅International Mother Language Day is celebrated annually on 21 February.
🇷🇺Russia is one of the most important multinational states in the world.
❗️There are 193 peoples living in Russia. They speak 277 languages and dialects. https://t.co/j4LY2o7TCE
Today, on International Mother Language Day, let's reaffirm the importance of linguistic & cultural diversity.
Learn more about our unique language & heritage👇 👏🎞️🇮🇪
@dfatirl @DeptCulturelRL https://t.co/jZBG13CcV4
International Mother Language Day seeks to promote linguistic and cultural diversity as well as multilingualism. This day aims to support quality education, unity, diversity, and international understanding.
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The theme for International Mother Language Day in 2023 was Multilingual education – a necessity to transform education.
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