In April, at the LingComm25 conference, we found out that the UK has been celebrating National Linguistics Day on November 26, and many lingcommers got excited at the idea of taking these celebrations international.
We’re now exactly a month until World Linguistics Day! Looking forward to seeing what people do in celebration. It’s always great to have an excuse to share something (serious or silly) about linguistics.
Make sure to use the hashtag #WorldLinguisticsDay on whatever platform you’re sharing on so we can all find each other!
Other national and international language-related days: International Mother Language Day (Unesco), Sign Languages Day (UN), Official Languages Day (Canada), saints days for Hildegard of Bingen (one of the first conlangers) and Gottschalk (patron of languages, linguists, princes, translators, lost vocations), World Emoji Day.
