As it’s now September, a new academic year has started and children around Europe and the world are heading back to their classrooms for a new year of learning. While on paper this sounds very exciting, for many students (and to be fair, teachers!!) it’s a strange and busy time of year.
Did your school days help ignite a passion for travel, languages and the world around you? Are you a teacher looking for a little international flair for your classroom? Here’s how to say school in the 50 languages of Europe in a Day!
- Albanian – Shkolla
- Arabic – مدرسة (Madrasa)
- Armenian – Դպրոց (Dprots’)
- Azerbaijani – Məktəb
- Basque – Eskola
- Belarusian – Школа (Shkola)
- Bulgarian – Училище (Uchilishte)
- Catalan – Escola
- Croatian – Škola
- Czech – Škola
- Danish – Skole
- Dutch – School
- Estonian – Kool
- Faroese – Skúli
- Finnish – Koulu
- French – École
- Georgian – სკოლა (Sk’ola)
- German – Schule
- Greek – Σχολείο (Skholeío)
- Greenlandic – Atuarfik
- Hungarian – Iskola
- Icelandic – Skóli
- Irish Gaelic – Scoil
- Italian – Scuola
- Jèrriais – Êcole
- Latin – Schola
- Latvian – Skola
- Lithuanian – Mokykla
- Low German – School
- Luxembourgish – Schoul
- Macedonian – Училиште (Uchilishte)
- Maltese – Skola
- Manx – Scoill
- Monégasque – Schœra
- Northern Sami – Skuvla
- Norwegian – Skole
- Polish – Szkoła
- Portuguese – Escola
- Romanian – Școală
- Russian – Школа (Shkola)
- Scots Gaelic – Sgoil
- Serbian – Школа (Škola)
- Slovak – Škola
- Slovene – Šola
- Spanish – Escuela
- Swedish – Skola
- Swiss German – Schuäl
- Turkish – Okul
- Ukrainian – Школа (Shkola)
- Welsh – Ysgol
Author: James Scanlan
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Europe in a Day 