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Welcome to the European Day of Languages!

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Hello! Talk to me! Which languages did you hear? Which person spoke French?

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How much do you know about Europe?

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How many living languages are in the world today? Around 500 Around 2000 Around 6000 Around 3500

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There are between 6000 and 7000 languages in the world - spoken by six billion people .

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What is the first form of written language? Cuneiform script Egyptian hieroglyphs Cyrillic alphabet Phoenician script

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Cuneiform was used for over 3000 years throughout the Near East by such cultures as the Sumerians, Babylonians, Assyrians, and Hittites.

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The official language of Azerbaijan is called? a. Azerbaijanian b. Azerbaijanic c. Azeri d. Azerban

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The official language of Azerbaijan is called Azeri.

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Which is the country with the highest number of languages spoken on its territory? a. Russia b. China c. Germany d. Norway

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Russia (148 million inhabitants) has the highest number of languages spoken on its territory: from 130 to 200 depending on the criteria.

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How many words does the active vocabulary of a person contain ? a. 30.000 words b. 50.000 words c. 150.000 words d. 9.000 words

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The words educated people use are their active vocabulary – can reach some 50,000 words; the words they know but do not use are their passive vocabulary – is somewhat larger. In everyday conversation, people often make use of a small number of words, but with great frequency. It has been estimated that a 21-year-old has already uttered some 50 million words.

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Which of the following languages are written from right to left? a. Maltese b. Hebrew c. Arabic d. Japanese

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Hebrew and Arabic are written from right to left. Japanese traditionally, is written from top to bottom (and then right to left). Maltese is written from left to right.

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Wish you good luck!

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Match up the text to the language: 外国語が大好き 。 きみは ? I love languages… do you? Jeg elsker språk - gjør du? Kocham języki obce, a ty? Я люблю языки, а ты? ¡ Me encantan los idiomas ! ¿Y, a tí ? Ich liebe Sprachen - du auch ? مجھے زبانوں سے محبت ہے، کیا آپ ﮐﻮ بھی ہے؟ Rwy’n caru ieithoedd...ydych chi? Ngiyazithanda izilimi nawe uyazithanda ? Urdu Norwegian Japanese German Welsh Zulu Russian Polish Spanish English

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If you understand, say "understand". If you don't understand, say "don't understand". But if you understand and say "don't understand". How do I understand that you understand? Understand! Tongue twisters

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Never trouble trouble Till trouble troubles you. It only doubles trouble, And troubles others too. Tongue twisters

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Write you favourite word in any language and explain its meaning in English My favourite word


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Гнездилова Олеся Юрьевна

Еще к этой презентации я прилагала 2 видеофайла, на которых люди говорили Hello! Talk to me на разных языках - это можно найти и скачать. С этого видео я начинала занятие