European Day of Languages -

‘Hello’ from Europe

How many countries in Europe can you name
in two minutes?

00:00
00:01
00:02
00:03
00:04
00:05
00:06
00:07
00:08
00:09
00:10
00:11
00:12
00:13
00:14
00:15
00:16
00:17
00:18
00:19
00:20
00:21
00:22
00:23
00:24
00:25
00:26
00:27
00:28
00:29
00:30
00:31
00:32
00:33
00:34
00:35
00:36
00:37
00:38
00:39
00:40
00:41
00:42
00:43
00:44
00:45
00:46
00:47
00:48
00:49
00:50
00:51
00:52
00:53
00:54
00:55
00:56
00:57
00:58
00:59
01:00
01:01
01:02
01:03
01:04
01:05
01:06
01:07
01:08
01:09
01:10
01:11
01:12
01:13
01:14
01:15
01:16
01:17
01:18
01:19
01:20
01:21
01:22
01:23
01:24
01:25
01:26
01:27
01:28
01:29
01:30
01:31
01:32
01:33
01:34
01:35
01:36
01:37
01:38
01:39
01:40
01:41
01:42
01:43
01:44
01:45
01:46
01:47
01:48
01:49
01:50
01:51
01:52
01:53
01:54
01:55
01:56
01:57
01:58
01:59
02:00

There are 45!

 Learning Objective
To discover more about Europe for European Day of Languages.

Success Criteria
• To identify which European countries various flags belong to.
• To identify how people say ‘Hello’ in different European countries.
• To extend your locational knowledge using maps of Europe.
 Match Up!
Match up the European country with the correct flag.

Denmark

Photo courtesy of (Mike Mozart and bridge.h@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution
 Match Up!
Match up the European country with the correct flag.

Sweden
 Match Up!
Match up the European country with the correct flag.

Portugal
 Match Up!
Match up the European country with the correct flag.

Albania

Photo courtesy of (Alex Liivet@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution
 Match Up!
Match up the European country with the correct flag.

Croatia
Photo courtesy of (Alex Liivet@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution
 Hello!
Which European country is it?

•Say ‘Ciao!’

•Has a population of 61.6 million.

•The country is shaped like a

high-heeled boot.

•The capital city is Rome.

Italy
 Hello!
Which European country is it?

•Say ‘Hei!’

•It is also called as the land of

midnight sun – in June and July,
the sun shines all day and
all night in the northern parts.

•The children here do not go to

school until they are seven.

•The capital city is Helsinki.

Finland
 Hello!
Which European country is it?

•Say ‘Bonjour!’

•The second smallest country in

the world.

•The Grand Prix is held on the

streets (not on a race track). And
contains a famous tunnel.

Monaco
 Hello!
Which European country is it?

•Say ‘Hallo!’

•With a population density of

488 people per km2, it is the
most densely populated country
of the European Union.

•Famous for windmills and tulips

Netherlands
 Hello!
Which European country is it?

•Say ‘Zdravo!’

•Land-locked country bordered

by Kosovo, Serbia, Bulgaria,
Greece and Albania.

•It declared its independence

from Yugoslavia on 8th
September 1991.

North Macedonia
(FYROM)

Photo courtesy of (James@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution

 Plenary
Two Truths and a Lie

•France is in Europe.

•‘Hei’ means hello in Sweden.

•Monaco is the second smallest country in the world.

 Plenary
Two Truths and a Lie

•Liechtenstein is in Europe.

•Zdravo means hello in North Macedonia (FYROM).

•The Vatican City is famous for having its Grand Prix on the streets.
 Plenary
Two Truths and a Lie

Can you make up your own to test your partner?