#langwork | Multilingual Work

Linguistic Landscape Mapping - Get to know your neighbourhood

Spring is at its peak and the weather welcomes more activities, walks and travel. When travelling, I'm sure most of us rarely pay much...

“For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them.” - Aristotle

The German colonial Empire, comics, Lego, policy at the working environment, a little chicken story, a group of adults, 3 days in Berlin...

How one can learn Italian in 4 days or The second meeting of partners in Bari, Italy

I, personally, was very happy finally to see all the partners in Bari. At some point I thought we were never going to make it to Bari or...

Multilingualism and Translanguaging in Germany

Below is a summary of the literature review featuring initiatives existing in Germany aiming to build a welcoming multicultural society.

Multilingualism in Finland: Opportunities and Challenges

Our first task in the LangWork project was to assess partners’ countries strengths and weaknesses concerning multilingual communication....

The first offline partners meeting in Volos, Greece

It’s already hard to believe that in the beginning of the week on March 14th representatives of all organisations met for the first time...

UNESCO's International Mother Language Day in Berlin - official presentation of the project

On the 21st of February, Berlin was celebrating International Mother Language Day. All events during this day aim to facilitate the...