Dear Steemains,
Bangladesh
Bangladeshis have fun global mother Language Day through putting vegetation on the Martyrs' Monument and its replicas. A public holiday within the united states of america on the grounds that 1953,
it is also referred to as Shohid Dibôsh (Shaheed Day). On 17 November 1999, the UNESCO widespread conference recognized 21 February as international mother Language Day. Bangladeshis arrange social gatherings honoring their language and tradition, keep literary competitions, draw alpana at the roads, eat festive meals and concentrate to songs.
Bangladesh Timeline
.. Bangladesh Achievement 1952-2018 :):) ..
1952: Bengali Language movement
1999: UNESCO publicizes 21 February (Ekushey February) as worldwide mother Language Day
2000: Inaugural celebration of global mom Language Day
2002: Linguistic-diversity theme, proposing 3,000 endangered languages (motto: inside the galaxy of languages, each word is a celebrity.)
2004: kids-learning topic; the UNESCO observance included "a completely unique exhibition of children’s exercise books from around the sector illustrating the method by using which children analyze and master using written literacy competencies within the classroom".[7]
2005: Braille and signal languages
2006: Languages and cyberspace
2007: Multilingual schooling
2008: global year of Languages
2010: worldwide year for the Rapprochement of Cultures
2011: statistics and communique technologies
2012: mother-tongue training and inclusive training
2013: Books for mother-tongue education
2014: local languages for global citizenship: highlight on technological know-how
2015: Inclusion in and via schooling: language counts (with an event in Paris)[8]
2016: satisfactory training, language(s) of guidance and gaining knowledge of results
2017: Sustainable futures thru multilingual education
2018: Our languages, our assets.
