domingo, 30 de marzo de 2014
The EU has 24 official languages , unless the number of member states in certain countries because several languages are spoken. Moreover, also because not all official languages are recognized as official languages of the EU. This is the case of the Luxembourg language , the official language of Luxembourg from 1984 and the case of the Turkish , the official language of Cyprus.
All official EU languages are working languages. The documents state that a member or a person sent to the institutions of the community may be written in any official EU language . The answer will be in the language in which the document was sent . Regulations and other documents of general importance, such as the Official Journal of the European Union , are written in all official languages . Legislation and documents of major public importance are written in the 24 official languages , but this only happens rarely .
The cost of maintaining this policy multilingual is of 1,123 million euros , representing 1% of the EU budget . This means that each inhabitant of the European Union pays 2.55 euros a year, a small price for the great diversity that is .
All official EU languages are working languages. The documents state that a member or a person sent to the institutions of the community may be written in any official EU language . The answer will be in the language in which the document was sent . Regulations and other documents of general importance, such as the Official Journal of the European Union , are written in all official languages . Legislation and documents of major public importance are written in the 24 official languages , but this only happens rarely .
The cost of maintaining this policy multilingual is of 1,123 million euros , representing 1% of the EU budget . This means that each inhabitant of the European Union pays 2.55 euros a year, a small price for the great diversity that is .
