The Language Centre is pleased to announce the next Language Meetup, which will take place on 11 November 2026. Under the motto ‘My place(s)’, we welcome everyone interested to take part in this event and exchange ideas about different places and countries.

Wednesday, 11 November 2026 | 14:00–16:00 | Unipark, 1st floor | Erzabt-Klotz-Straße 1 | 5020 Salzburg | Austria

Would you like to talk to like-minded people in different languages about your place(s) and share your experiences and adventures? The Language Meetup provides an opportunity to engage in multilingual conversations, meet speakers of different languages, and learn about diverse linguistic and cultural contexts. It is a space for informal exchange, networking, and practicing language skills in an international setting.

What is the Language Meetup?

The Language Meetup is a series of events organised by the University of Salzburg to give anyone interested in languages the opportunity to improve their language skills, discover new languages and meet interesting people. Our meetings are designed to give both beginners and advanced students the opportunity to develop their language skills. There are several language tables with an expert moderating the discussion. This means, for example, that Japanese is spoken at one table, moderated by an expert for Japanese, English at another table, French at another table, and so on. It is best to start with the language in which you have appropriate knowledge and exchange with other speakers at this table. This can be a language that you have learned, but it can also be your first language in which you want to share your experiences. Participants can help each other or switch between languages, i.e. use their entire linguistic repertoire.

Information

• Date: 11 November 2026
• Time: from 14:00
• Location: Unipark | 1st floor
• Languages: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish
• Information about the Language Meetup: HERE (general information) and HERE (information about the Language Meetup on 11 November 2026)

Participation is free of charge. Registration is not necessary: just come along and join in!