"Mintzalaguna elkarrekin! Under the motto “Lives the Basque Country, uses” the campaign has been launched. In addition to October, registration will also be possible in January, and information can be found in the Basque associations, the Euskaltegis, the City Hall or the website mintzalaguna.topagunea.eus.
The Mintzalagun programme aims to bring together people who want to speak in Basque with those who usually do so; those who want to practice Basque (bidelariak) and those who are willing to help (bidelagunak). Small groups are made and meet an hour a week for the activity they like, as long as the Basque people accompany them.
During the lockdown, community members have maintained their relationship online. Now, Topagunea says it's time to start meeting face-to-face. “Little by little they will notice the effect of the conversation: they will start talking in Basque with eleven people who are not even imagined on the street.”
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I remember when I was 16 years old, the Ertzaintza first identified me in a concentration in favor of the Basque Country before the Bergara courts. We believed that in Euskal Herria it was legitimate to cry for the Euskaldunization of the courts, but then there would also be a... [+]
Andoni Urrestarazu Landazabal was born in the village of Araia on 16 July 1902 and died in Vitoria on 21 November 1993. It is now 31 years old and I think it is time to recognize his name and be, because the legacy he left is not well known. Umandi used the name of a mountain in... [+]
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