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Calling all multi-linguists who fancy winning a trip to Berlin
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Babbel, with a little help from us 😊 are looking to find the country’s most multilingual student. They’re searching for the student in the UK who speaks the largest number of languages (to conversational level or beyond) and offering a prize of an all-expenses-paid trip to their home city of Berlin!
If you think that you might qualify - or know someone who deserves to win - get in touch by sending an email to [email protected]
Please also include:
As part of the judgment process, students will be required to have informal and fun conversations - via Skype - with Babbel team members who also speak their languages. So a conversational proficiency in each language is a must!
Good luck, and tack / merci / danke / grazie.
For more info, visit https://uk.babbel.com/uk-multilingual-student
If you think that you might qualify - or know someone who deserves to win - get in touch by sending an email to [email protected]
Please also include:
- You (or your friend’s) name
- The languages that you (or they) speak
- The best way for us to get in contact
As part of the judgment process, students will be required to have informal and fun conversations - via Skype - with Babbel team members who also speak their languages. So a conversational proficiency in each language is a must!
Good luck, and tack / merci / danke / grazie.
For more info, visit https://uk.babbel.com/uk-multilingual-student
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(Original post by Evil Homer)
Babbel, with a little help from us 😊 are looking to find the country’s most multilingual student. They’re searching for the student in the UK who speaks the largest number of languages (to conversational level or beyond) and offering a prize of an all-expenses-paid trip to their home city of Berlin!
If you think that you might qualify - or know someone who deserves to win - get in touch by sending an email to [email protected]
Please also include:
As part of the judgment process, students will be required to have informal and fun conversations - via Skype - with Babbel team members who also speak their languages. So a conversational proficiency in each language is a must!
Good luck, and tack / merci / danke / grazie.
For more info, visit https://uk.babbel.com/uk-multilingual-student
Babbel, with a little help from us 😊 are looking to find the country’s most multilingual student. They’re searching for the student in the UK who speaks the largest number of languages (to conversational level or beyond) and offering a prize of an all-expenses-paid trip to their home city of Berlin!
If you think that you might qualify - or know someone who deserves to win - get in touch by sending an email to [email protected]
Please also include:
- You (or your friend’s) name
- The languages that you (or they) speak
- The best way for us to get in contact
As part of the judgment process, students will be required to have informal and fun conversations - via Skype - with Babbel team members who also speak their languages. So a conversational proficiency in each language is a must!
Good luck, and tack / merci / danke / grazie.
For more info, visit https://uk.babbel.com/uk-multilingual-student
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#4
(Original post by hootdoot04)
How many languages is the minimum?
How many languages is the minimum?
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#5
(Original post by Interea)
I doubt there's a specific minimum, since the winner will just be whoever speaks the most - the deadline is March 31st though so you could definitely learn a few more languages to conversational level in that time to give you an edge
I doubt there's a specific minimum, since the winner will just be whoever speaks the most - the deadline is March 31st though so you could definitely learn a few more languages to conversational level in that time to give you an edge
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#6
(Original post by hootdoot04)
😉 quality over quantity
😉 quality over quantity
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#8
(Original post by username11235813)
I speak 5 fluently, but that's probably not enough?
I speak 5 fluently, but that's probably not enough?
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I'm a native speaker of 4 and am fluent in another 3 (all of which I have a degree in). Yet, I definitely don't think that would be enough for this. 
Best of luck to those who sign up. I wonder how many languages the winner will have under their belt. 
Best of luck to those who sign up. I wonder how many languages the winner will have under their belt. 
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(Original post by Quick-use)
I'm a native speaker of 4 and am fluent in another 3 (all of which I have a degree in). Yet, I definitely don't think that would be enough for this. Best of luck to those who sign up. I wonder how many languages the winner will have under their belt.
I'm a native speaker of 4 and am fluent in another 3 (all of which I have a degree in). Yet, I definitely don't think that would be enough for this.
Best of luck to those who sign up. I wonder how many languages the winner will have under their belt.
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Can I participate? I speak roadman, brummie, black country, potteries, scouse, cockney, lester, geordie, scottish embra and glaswegian, I know some patois and some aussie... So rah let me in poshies!
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#14
(Original post by lrs_b)
Wow! What are the languages out of curiosity?
Wow! What are the languages out of curiosity?
I had studied French since Primary 6 and Spanish since the Scottish equivalent of GCSE.
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(Original post by Quick-use)
The languages I did my undergraduate degree in were French, Spanish and Japanese.
I had studied French since Primary 6 and Spanish since the Scottish equivalent of GCSE.
The languages I did my undergraduate degree in were French, Spanish and Japanese.
I had studied French since Primary 6 and Spanish since the Scottish equivalent of GCSE.
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#16
(Original post by lrs_b)
Oh cool, I'm doing my Advanced Higher French at the minute. I am impressed by all people that know more than 2 fluently, if I was studying/practicing more than I have now I think I would be mixing everything up in my head!
Oh cool, I'm doing my Advanced Higher French at the minute. I am impressed by all people that know more than 2 fluently, if I was studying/practicing more than I have now I think I would be mixing everything up in my head!
In any case, AH French is a really fun subject; I hope it's going well for you. Consider keeping up with French or beginning a different language once you finish school, either independently or through further education. Languages sincerely are rewarding and I don't know anyone who's ever regretted learning one.
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#18
(Original post by tinygirl96)
French
French
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(Original post by Quick-use)
The languages I did my undergraduate degree in were French, Spanish and Japanese.
I had studied French since Primary 6 and Spanish since the Scottish equivalent of GCSE.
The languages I did my undergraduate degree in were French, Spanish and Japanese.
I had studied French since Primary 6 and Spanish since the Scottish equivalent of GCSE.
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(Original post by Quick-use)
I'm a native speaker of 4 and am fluent in another 3 (all of which I have a degree in). Yet, I definitely don't think that would be enough for this. Best of luck to those who sign up. I wonder how many languages the winner will have under their belt.
I'm a native speaker of 4 and am fluent in another 3 (all of which I have a degree in). Yet, I definitely don't think that would be enough for this.
Best of luck to those who sign up. I wonder how many languages the winner will have under their belt.
thats amazing
I would have applied but im 17 and idt they'd let me
I speak 2 fluently+english+ know some basic French and basic german
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