English Language Day in 2021

English Language Day Quick Facts - GB 2021

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2021 Date	23 April 2021
2022 Date	23 April 2022

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English Language Day in 2021

English Language Day seeks to increase awareness about the history, culture, and achievements of the English language. English is a Germanic language, and it is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for English Language Day - in 2021

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Did you know? Today is English Language Day at the UN which aims to celebrate multilingualism, cultural diversity and promote equal use of the six official languages used at the UN! #EnglishLanguageDay #UN https://t.co/HAjyBkHzKX
— QUB WPU (@QUBWPU) April 23, 2021

I’m sharing my #inoneword to celebrate #SaintGeorgesDay, #ShakespearesBirthday AND #UN English Language Day. It is ‘biotope’, inspired by this beautiful natural habitat I found in Kioicho, central #Tokyo today. We need to preserve natural habitats for the future of our planet. https://t.co/45UEDa1pPB
— Julia Longbottom (@JuliaLongbottom) April 24, 2021

Today is English Language DAY Pishi at Kolkata International Book fair proclaimed that Tagore shared a great camaraderie with both Shakespeare and Keats! KEATS had died 40 years before Tagore arrived on this earth in 1861, while Shakespeare left the planet in 1616!
— Chayan Chatterjee (@Satyanewshi) April 23, 2021

Today is English Language Day. Let's celebrate multilingualism and cultural diversity today! 🙌 https://t.co/OAzFjxAqx0
— Welcome Translation Experts (@wtexperts) April 23, 2021

Today is English Language day and at Huddersfield, we have a great variety of English language and linguistics degrees to choose from 🎓 If you love language check out our courses here 👉https://t.co/LIiFPn7V64 https://t.co/7xYPTvInxV
— Music, Humanities and Media at Huddersfield (@mhmhudds) April 23, 2021

Today is English Language Day, birthday of William Shakespeare. 📚🖌️ In 2021 we celebrate the interaction of English with African languages and arts #multilingualism | #education | #culture ➡️ https://t.co/KRjgG7TMIm https://t.co/fOXTrOzBaX
— UN in UK and Ireland (@UNRIC_UK_IRE) April 23, 2021

@Jacquel92286926 @markadayofdays Today is UN English Language Day. You wouldn't know it on here, where the more English people strive to be, the less English they seem to understand... https://t.co/jiwQd7ZQq1
— Shambles (@Shamble70698885) April 23, 2021

Did you know? Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is the longest word in the English dictionary. We’re celebrating the United Nations’ #EnglishLanguageDay today. Find out more 👉 https://t.co/YhFfPIVYsr https://t.co/J7R3qmv4qv
— Nottingham College (@NottmCollege) April 23, 2021

Today is English Language Day! @Team_English1 @NATEfeed @LitdriveUK @PiXLEnglish Full Pod on Instagram! @GCSEPod Celebrating multilingualism & cultural diversity as well as promoting equal use of all 6 official languages of the United Nations #Diversity #Culture #Shakespeare https://t.co/SSaLQ49r83
— GCSEPod (@GCSEPod) April 23, 2021

Today is #English #Language Day! The day is part of a @UN initiative to mark the 6 official UN Languages and falls on the date of birth and death of William Shakespeare! Read more about English at the United Nations: https://t.co/TupRq5cGy8 https://t.co/v0VknstIH2
— Denmark in UK (@denmarkinuk) April 23, 2021