The Ukrainian GCSE is great – but there’s another language GCSE a million people are waiting for
The Independent · Tessa Dunlop ·
The decision to give Ukrainian children their own language GCSE is a cause for celebration – but forgive Romanians and Moldovans for not feeling a little slighted, writes Tessa Dunlop. Romanian is Britain’s second most spoken foreign language – and a hardworking foreign diaspora that deserves recognition
The decision to give Ukrainian children their own language GCSE is a cause for celebration – but forgive Romanians and Moldovans for not feeling a little slighted, writes Tessa Dunlop. Romanian is Britain’s second most spoken foreign language – and a hardworking foreign diaspora that deserves recognition
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