Many thanks to those of you signed up for the Day of Multilingual Blogging on 26 September, with the Twitter hashtag #babel. I will put here a link to all the blogs that I find.
1. Leigh Turner of the FCO in Ukrainaian
2. Jimmy Leach, Head of Digital at the FCO, in French
4. Europe Direct Leeds in French
6. Euonym in French, German, Spanish and Dutch
7. Judith MacGregor of the FCO in Spanish
8. Stephen Lillie of the FCO in Tagalog
10. Obhi Chatterjee in Galician
12. Rebecca Helm-Ropelato in Italian
14. Vihar Georgiev in Bulgarian
16. Tangle of Wires in Bengali
17. Catriona Robertson in French
18. Eva Peña in Catalan, Castillian Spanish, English, French and Portugese
19. Nigel Baker of the FCO in Spanish
20. Jorge Juan Morante López in Italian
21. Mark Kent of the FCO in Vietnamese
22. Europe Direct Leeds in German
23. David Lidington, Minister for Europe, in French
25. Anna Raccoon in English and French
26. FCO map of all their blogs for the DMB
27. Jacob Christensen in Swedish and English
Talking about the EU 
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http://www.goethe.de/ins/se/prj/ets/mlg/gep/enindex.htm
It is cool for a multi-lingual blogging for a post but you need to get it translated everytime. But bottom line is, it gets exciting how people would like to speak their own language. I hope you learn from it as well.
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Hi,
Just a little remark – Leigh Turner is the British Ambassador to Ukraine – therefore, he writes his blog in both English and Ukrainian, but not Bulgarian as has been stated in your post.
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