Our 900 students speak 60 languages, and on average, our students speaks 2.5 languages.
We don’t have a translation of our manifesto into every language spoken in our community, but the list is growing – see below.
Is your language missing? We’d be thrilled to hear from you and excited if you want to help us with our Mother Language project.
Danish
Our 900 students have 1,100 passports. Most of the students with two passports are Danish+, which is not surprising. What is surprising, however, is that although only 238 students have Danish passports, 357 of our students speak Danish.
French
227 of our students speak French. Formidable, hein?
Spanish
Spanish is spoken by 164 of our students. There are differences between Spanish spoken in Spain and in Latin America – compare the two versions below.
German
German is spoken by 134 students
Swedish
Currently, 49 of our students speak Swedish.
Dutch
49 of our students speak Dutch.
Mandarin
China’s official language is spoken by 45 of our students.
Arabic
38 students speak Arabic at our school.
Italian
38 students speak Italian at our school.
Hindi
Hindi is spoken by 27 students in our community
Portuguese
Portuguese is spoken by 19 of our students, but even so, there are differences between how it is spoken and written in Brazil and in Portugal.
Japanese
Japanese is spoken by 16 students
Greek
Greek is spoken by 15 students
Hebrew
Hebrew is spoken by 14 students
Korean
Korean is spoken by 9 students
Macedonian
Macedonian is spoken by 5 students
Serbian
Serbian is spoken by 3 students, and they use both the Cyrillic (below) and Latin alphabets (further below)
Punjabi
Punjabi is also spoken by our students, but we don’t know exactly how many speak it
Swahili
Currently, only one of our students speak Swahili.
Hungarian
Currently, only one of our students speaks Hungarian.
Lithuanian
Currently, only one of our students speaks Lithuanian.
Turkish
Currently, only one of our students speaks Turkish.
