<p>As far as I can remember, I have always like foreign languages- languages are not only a way of communication but a rich approach to a different culture-a land- our origins- and identity. I was born in Belgium-my parents have immigrated in Belgium from Italy-Dutch and French are spoken in Belgium. I have always used my different languages at work and personal life with family and friends coming from different background. I have immigrated in Australia 6 years ago and became a citizen last year. I have worked within a tourism Association for 3 years and have used those languages whenever needed. The interaction with visitors becomes more intimate and speaking their words gives them more confidence in their requests. I have also organised a couple of multicultural events , and got sponsored by the city of Busselton to organize 'Harmony day' this year, recruiting volunteers to cook dishes from their country of origin, we had many different nationalities present with a stall at the Dunsborough Playing field, as well as a multicultural soccer game. It was a fantastic day full of diveristy and different languages spoken. I would like to learn other languages such as Noongar Language and Indonesian. I am not sure what an Ambassador does exactly but I am happy to help empathizing languages.</p>

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Daniel Ednie-Lockett is the founder of Language Connection, a not for profit which runs language exchanges and conferences for native speakers and learners of English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Daniel speaks fluent Japanese and Mandarin and has worked as a TV presenter in Mandarin in China for the last two years.

Helen Kapalos

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Fablice Manirakiza

Maintaining language culture is very important not just to me but to all the diversity communities as well as the wider community of Australia, English is my second language, I understand the importance of it, not just in our everyday life but also in connecting with the world politicly, economically and other aspects, but to most of us this wouldn't slow us in maintaining our main language, the world of today is about creating and sharing we should all be proud of who we are and share our cultural across the world, but it all start with your own identity of where you come from, I believe maintaining language is important to achieve all the desire of making this world a better place.

Robert DIPIERDOMENICO

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