As MEPs represent people in Europe, it's especially important that they are able to communicate in their own language. The Parliament's translation and interpretation services play a vital role in making this possible. Every month thousands of pages are translated, while during every plenary session 800-1000 interpreters provide simultaneous interpretation from and into all of the EU's official languages.

The Parliament's website is also available in all 24 official EU languages and there are at least two Twitter accounts for every language: one operated from Brussels and the other from the Parliament’s information office in each country (although some countries have more than one information office).

Now play our language game to find out how "European Parliament” is written in different languages.