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In the world where cultural and linguistic diversity prevails, finding common ground can often be a challenge. A language is one of the most important parts of any human culture, by which people communicate with one another and create a sense of community. So do we have any universal languages which foster understanding, transcending linguistic and cultural barriers? Participants are going to investigate some of the world languages and share the beauty of their native languages. Students are going to discuss the future of international languages to understand if humans can have a universal language in the future and if it is a good idea to have it.
This project promotes the linguistic and cultural diversity of Europe and motivates students to learn partner languages and their cultures and share common values to better understand each other.
