The Six Official Languages of the United Nations: Communicating …

Posted on June 7, 2010 by Donna Jodhan

By Donna J. Jodhan

 
Have you ever wondered about what some of the official languages of the United Nations are?  What makes them official, what criteria is used to make them the official languages, and so on?
 
Is it based on popularity of the language spoken or maybe how many people throughout the world speak it?  Or, is it based on its use in the world of trade and commerce?  Another question to be asked is this one:  What qualifications does the United Nations seek when choosing language professionals to work for them?  Is there a specified quota for each member of the UN?
 
So many questions to be answered but I am sure that the UN’s website has some very important answers for us all.  I recently found the reference below and I urge you to read on if you would like to know more.
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The Six Official Languages of the United Nations: Communicating …
http://theunitednations.suite101.com/ 
 
 
I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day.
Donna J. Jodhan is the president of Sterling Creations
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http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com (Donna Jodhan!  Advocating accessibility for all)
http://www.diversityintheworkplace.ca (monthly editorial on issues concerning diversity)
 http://numpadplus.com/blog/?page_id=7 (access and accessibility)
http://www.accessibilitynews.ca/acnews/editorials/donna.php (accessibility issues in Canada)
http://www.accessibilitynewsinternational.com (under the editorials section, an international perspective)
http://www.onestopbookcafe.com (under the café talk link) 
http://www.sterlingcreationsdesk.blogspot.com (important answers to consumers concerns)
https://www.sterlingcreations.ca/magazine.html (monthly editorial)
http://www.sterlingcreationsca.blogspot.com (blogs for language professionals and accessibility consultants)
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Donna Jodhan is an award winning blind author, advocate, sight loss coach, blogger, podcast commentator, and accessibility specialist.
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