Sentence examples for language days from inspiring English sources

For the British "fighters", especially, who lack combat skills and often don't even speak the language, days would usually be filled with less glamorous jobs such as guarding and cooking.

IT'S "Divided By a Common Language Day", apparently.

It's that time of year again no, not International Mother Language Day as purported by UNESCO but the time when Wal-Mart Stores announces its fourth-quarter earnings.

Bangladesh officially sent a proposal to UNESCO to declare 21 February as "International Mother Language Day".

In 1999, UNESCO declared 21 February as International Mother Language Day, in tribute to the Language Movement and the ethno-linguistic rights of people around the world.

Ha Noi, 21 February 2013 – On the occasion of International Mother Language Day, first proclaimed by UNESCO in 1999 and commemorated annually on 21 February since 2000, the Ministry of Education and Training MOETT), UNICEF and UNESCO jointly celebrated Viet Nam's linguistic, cultural diversity and promoted the use of mother languages to improve ethnic minority education.

JOHNNY, a bright bilingual 11-year-old, was proud to show off his German at his school's languages day last week.

Annual celebrations for Independence Day (26 March), Language Martyrs' Day (21 February) and Victory Day (16 December) are prominently celebrated across the city.

While many expats speak mostly English and don't need Spanish for their jobs, many feel isolated by not using the local language in day-to-day interactions.

Mrs. Tsang began taking classes in English as a second language four days a week, seven hours a day, at Pride's office in Downtown Brooklyn.

"The Northern Pacific," White says, "banned unnecessary whistle blowing on the Sabbath and profane language any day, but it slaughtered workers day in and day out".