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Are there any language weeks in the world?

Yes, there are many language weeks celebrated around the world! Here are a few examples:

Global:

* International Mother Language Day (February 21): This day is dedicated to promoting linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism.

* International Translation Day (September 30): This day celebrates the work of translators and the importance of translation in bridging cultural divides.

Regional or National:

* National Language Week in India (September 14-20): Celebrates the rich linguistic diversity of India and promotes the use of Hindi.

* National Language Week in the Philippines (August 13-19): Celebrates Filipino language and culture.

* National Language Week in South Africa (May 2-8): Focuses on promoting the use of all 11 official languages of South Africa.

* National French Language Week in France (March 20-26): Celebrates French language and culture.

* National Spanish Language Week (April 23-29) in various countries: Promotes Spanish language and culture.

* Week of the Italian Language (October): Celebrates Italian language and culture.

Language-Specific:

* Esperanto Week: Celebrated annually in July, focusing on the promotion of the Esperanto language.

Other:

* European Day of Languages (September 26): Promotes language learning and diversity within Europe.

This is just a small sample, and many other language weeks and celebrations occur throughout the year. To find specific dates and information, you can search online for "language weeks" or "[language name] week" for the specific language you are interested in.

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