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“Hello in 26 languages” poster
Greetings in 26 languages with script and pronunciation guide. A QR code leads to the audio.
For schools, nurseries and clubs
Free resources for the European Day of Languages
Ready to print for lessons, morning circle, adult education and clubs – no sign-up, no ads and free to use.
“Thank you in 26 languages” poster
The companion to the hello poster: “thank you” in 26 languages with pronunciation guide and a QR code to the audio.
Table “Hello, thank you, goodbye”
Three everyday words in 26 languages – for the classroom wall, the staff room or reception.
Table “Good morning, good evening, good night”
Greetings for every time of day in 26 languages – great for classroom routines.
Count to ten in 8 languages
The numbers 1 to 10 in French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese and Arabic – with pronunciation guide.
Worksheet “Discover scripts”
Seven writing systems from Latin to Hangul: writing direction, a fact about each script and a line to copy the greeting.
My language portrait
A body outline to colour in: which language belongs in your head, which in your heart? With a key to fill in.
Survey “Our languages”
Tally chart and bar chart template: the class explores which languages it speaks – and practises maths along the way.
Language bingo
16 tasks to walk around and ask: who speaks another language at home, who can count to ten in Spanish?
Thank-you memory game
24 cards to cut out: twelve ways to say “thank you” and the matching languages.
Quiz “Which language is this?”
Twelve greetings, twelve languages – match them up. Answers on page 2.
“Language explorer” certificate
For everyone who joined in on the Day of Languages – with space for a name and the number of languages discovered.
How to use the resources
- Put the poster up in the classroom and listen to one greeting together each morning – the QR code leads straight to the audio.
- Bingo gets children talking and discovering which languages are spoken in their own class.
- The quiz is a good way into a lesson about scripts and language families.
- The table helps receptions at schools, surgeries or clubs welcome new families in their language.
- The language portrait works especially well in the first days of a new class: every child shows which languages they bring.
- The survey links the Day of Languages with maths – tally chart, totals and bar chart.
- With the certificate, every child takes home a reminder of the day.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use the resources in class?
- Yes. You can print, copy and hand them out. The CC BY 4.0 licence also allows adapting and sharing them with attribution.
- Do I need an account?
- No. The PDFs can be downloaded without signing up, and the audio behind the QR code works without an account too.
- Where do the words come from?
- From Langula’s language courses. If you spot a mistake, write to info@langula.app and we will fix it quickly.