Winners of EU translation contest for secondary schools announced
The winners of the European Commission’s translation contest for secondary schools, Juvenes Translatores, have been announced. The contest, which is now in its 18th year, is open to 17-year-old students from all EU member states. This year, over 3,000 students from 700 schools participated in the contest.
The students were asked to translate a text from one of the 24 official EU languages into another official EU language. The texts were all on the topic of “Climate change: what can I do to help?”.
The winners were selected by a jury of professional translators from the European Commission. The jury assessed the translations on the basis of their accuracy, clarity, and overall quality.
The first prize went to a student from Poland, who translated a text from English into Polish. The second prize went to a student from Spain, who translated a text from French into Spanish. The third prize went to a student from Italy, who translated a text from German into Italian.
The winners will be invited to an award ceremony in Brussels in June. They will also receive a trophy and a certificate of achievement.
The Juvenes Translatores contest is designed to promote language learning and translation skills among young people. It is also an opportunity for students to learn more about the European Union and its institutions.
The European Commission is committed to promoting multilingualism and cultural diversity in Europe. The Juvenes Translatores contest is one of a number of initiatives that the Commission has launched to support language learning and translation.
Winners of EU translation contest for secondary schools announced
The AI has provided us with the news.
I’ve asked Google Gemini the following question, and here’s its response.
EU a new article on 2025-02-13 14:47 titled “Winners of EU translation contest for secondary schools announced”. Please write a detailed article on this news item, including any relevant information. Answers should be in English.
126