Auckland: 00:00:00
Sydney: 00:00:00
Tokyo: 00:00:00
Seoul: 00:00:00
Shanghai: 00:00:00

New Delhi: 00:00:00

Abu Dhabi: 00:00:00

Moscow: 00:00:00
Tel Aviv: 00:00:00
Nairobi: 00:00:00

Cairo: 00:00:00

Cape Town: 00:00:00

Mannheim: 00:00:00

London: 00:00:00
Barcelona: 00:00:00

São Paulo: 00:00:00

Buenos Aires: 00:00:00

Santiago de Chile: 00:00:00
New York: 00:00:00
Chicago: 00:00:00
San Francisco: 00:00:00
Vancouver: 00:00:00
Auckland: 00:00:00
Sydney: 00:00:00
Tokyo: 00:00:00
Seoul: 00:00:00
Shanghai: 00:00:00
Neu-Delhi: 00:00:00
Abu Dabi: 00:00:00
Moskau: 00:00:00
Tel Aviv: 00:00:00
Nairobi: 00:00:00
Kairo: 00:00:00
Kapstadt: 00:00:00

Mannheim: 00:00:00

London: 00:00:00
Barcelona: 00:00:00
Sao Paulo: 00:00:00
Buenos Aires: 00:00:00
Santiago de Chile: 00:00:00
New York: 00:00:00
Chicago: 00:00:00
San Francisco: 00:00:00
Vancouver: 00:00:00
Auckland: 00:00:00
Sydney: 00:00:00
Tokyo: 00:00:00
Seoul: 00:00:00
Shanghai: 00:00:00
Neu-Delhi: 00:00:00
Abu Dabi: 00:00:00
Moskau: 00:00:00
Tel Aviv: 00:00:00
Nairobi: 00:00:00
Kairo: 00:00:00
Kapstadt: 00:00:00

Mannheim: 00:00:00

London: 00:00:00
Barcelona: 00:00:00
Sao Paulo: 00:00:00
Buenos Aires: 00:00:00
Santiago de Chile: 00:00:00
New York: 00:00:00
Chicago: 00:00:00
San Francisco: 00:00:00
Vancouver: 00:00:00

Languages and the Olympics

Statue der Olympischen Ringe aus Beton vor einem Sonnenuntergang
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The Olympics are the biggest international event with 200 countries attending and more than 180 languages spoken. Rio 2016 searched for more than 8000 volunteers with language skills to become ‘voice of the Games’ and without appropriate linguistic specialists to help athletes and delegations no successful Olympics can be organized.

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