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Belarusian
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This page has been translated automatically. Belarussian (official term: Belarusian; беларуская мова, Belarouskaya mova) is an Indo-European language belonging, along with Russian and Ukrainian, to the East Slavic group. It is spoken by around 7 million people in Belarus (official term: Byelorussia), where it is co-official with Russian, in Poland (regional language), Ukraine and the Czech Republic (minority language), as well as in most of the republics of the former USSR. There are also large emigrant diasporas in the USA and Canada.
South Asia and the Himalayas in pictures and debate" cycle 2024-2025
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Published on 04/09/2024
Inalco's South Asia and Himalayas department and CESSMA (India/Nepal group) are organizing a series of film and documentary events to shed light on current events in the region and its diasporas through images and debate. Specialists will discuss themes as varied as the migration of Bangladeshis, agro-ecology in India, the struggle for survival in rural India, and learning about democracy in Bhutan. The free screenings are open to all, with no need to book, and there will be plenty of opportunity for discussion afterwards.
"Living Language Policies - Lived Multilingualism" inter-alliance symposium
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Published on 05/09/2024
The European university alliances ERUA and EUniWELL are pleased to invite you to the inter-alliance symposium "Living Language Policies - Lived Multilingualism" to launch the ERUA alliance's language policy in Paris on October 10 and 11, for exchanges on multilingualism and language policies in European universities.
Back to school 2024: come and meet your mentors!
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Published on 06/09/2024
For the start of the 2024-2025 academic year, the R.E.V.E (Réussite Étudiante et Vie Étudiante) department is renewing its mentoring program to help students integrate into student and university life. Student mentors are on hand to answer your questions, according to the schedule at the bottom of the page!