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CELEBRATING SPANISH LANGUAGE DAY — WORDS THAT CROSS BORDERS

  • Foto del escritor: María Palomares Tarí
    María Palomares Tarí
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At YOKO, we believe every language is a bridge — a way to connect cultures, people, and ideas. That’s why April 23rd holds a special place in our hearts: it’s UN Spanish Language Day, a moment to honor the richness and global importance of the Spanish language.


Why April 23rd?


The date isn’t random — it commemorates the death of Miguel de Cervantes, the iconic Spanish author of Don Quijote, one of the most influential works in world literature. It’s a symbolic day that highlights not only the beauty of the Spanish language, but its role in global communication, culture, and identity.


Spanish: A Global Language


With over 500 million native speakers across more than 20 countries, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages on the planet. It’s the second most used language in international communication, and a powerful tool in business, diplomacy, and culture. ✨

We know firsthand how important Spanish is in our work — from legal translations to marketing content, subtitles, and localization projects. Behind every word we translate, there's a story, a message, and a mission to make it heard.


Language Is More Than Words


This special day is not just about vocabulary or grammar — it’s about respecting and celebrating diversity. Language is identity. It’s emotion. It’s a way to be seen and understood.

That’s why we do what we do.

Whether we’re translating a press release, adapting a website, or working with a startup to localize their brand, we’re not just changing words — we’re making meaning travel.


Join Us in Celebrating


So today, we raise a virtual glass to el español — to its poetry, its passion, and its power. And to all the translators, interpreters, linguists, and language lovers who keep it alive and moving across borders.


Happy Spanish Language Day from all of us at YOKO!Let’s keep making words count — in every language. 🌍💬




 
 
 

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