FOREING LANGUAGES DO YOU LIKE ENGLISH?

FOREIGN LANGUAGES FOREING LANGUAGES ARE USEFUL BECAUSE THEY HELP YOU TO: Communicate. Understand people from different countries. Understand the different cultures. To travel, to work and meet new people around the world.

BELOW ARE SOME COUNTRIES AND HOW TO SAY HELLO AND GOODBYE. FRANCE: BON JOUR!! AU REVOIR!! ITALY: CIAO!! ARRIVEDERCHI!! SPAIN: !!HOLA!! !!ADIÓS!!

DO YOU KNOW THAT THERE ARE A EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES? SEPTEMBER THE 26TH IS THE EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES. THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE AND THE EUROPEAN UNION CREATED THIS DAY ON THE 6TH OF DECEMBER 2001. THE MAIN AIM IS TO ENCOURAGE LANGUAGE LEARNING ACROSS EUROPE. THIS MEANS ALL EUROPEANS ARE ENCOURAGED TO TAKE UP A NEW LANGUAGE.

ENGLISH IS GREAT. What’s the question?

YOUR FAVOURITE ENGLISH WORDS A few years ago the BBC reported that 15,000 British people voted for their favourite English word. Below you can see the top ten words. Strangely, this list contains 2 words which are not real English words, but come from the Harry Potter books! The information on this list does not reflect the views of English language learners, so what is your favourite word? Tell us favourite English word in the comments box below (no bad or rude words, please)! 1 - Serendipity Type of word: Noun Meaning: The lucky tendency to find interesting or valuable things by chance / to have luck or good fortune. Example: He had the serendipity of getting the first job that he applied for. 2 - Quidditch Type of word: Noun Meaning: This is not a real word! It is the name of a sport played in the Harry Potter books. Example: Quidditch is the fictitious game for witches and wizards from JK Rowling's very popular Harry Potter series of books. 3 - Love You already know this word; it appears in nearly every song you hear on the radio!

IDIOMS OF THE WORLD.

POLISH IDIOM

DANISH IDIOM

JAPANESE IDIOM