“Hello in 26 languages” poster
Greetings in 26 languages with script and pronunciation guide. A QR code leads to the audio.
A4, 1 pageage 5+CC BY 4.0
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.
A4, 1 pageage 5+CC BY 4.0
Table “Hello, thank you, goodbye”
Three everyday words in 26 languages – for the classroom wall, the staff room or reception.
A4, 2 pagesage 8+CC BY 4.0
Table “Good morning, good evening, good night”
Greetings for every time of day in 26 languages – great for classroom routines.
A4, 2 pagesage 7+CC BY 4.0
Count to ten in 8 languages
The numbers 1 to 10 in French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese and Arabic – with pronunciation guide.
A4, 1 pageage 5+CC BY 4.0
Worksheet “Discover scripts”
Seven writing systems from Latin to Hangul: writing direction, a fact about each script and a line to copy the greeting.
A4, 1 pageage 8+CC BY 4.0
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.
A4, 1 pageage 5+CC BY 4.0
Survey “Our languages”
Tally chart and bar chart template: the class explores which languages it speaks – and practises maths along the way.
A4, 1 pageage 7+CC BY 4.0
Language bingo
16 tasks to walk around and ask: who speaks another language at home, who can count to ten in Spanish?
A4, 1 pageage 8+CC BY 4.0
Thank-you memory game
24 cards to cut out: twelve ways to say “thank you” and the matching languages.
A4, 1 pageage 7+CC BY 4.0
Quiz “Which language is this?”
Twelve greetings, twelve languages – match them up. Answers on page 2.
A4, 2 pagesage 10+CC BY 4.0
“Language explorer” certificate
For everyone who joined in on the Day of Languages – with space for a name and the number of languages discovered.
A4, 1 pageall agesCC BY 4.0
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.
Licence
All resources are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). You may copy, adapt and share them, including in your own collections and education portals – please credit “Langula.app, CC BY 4.0”.
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.