A Humanitarian Language Project for Twelve Month

We need to programme our activities in this digital age. There are calendars to update our events to attend. Winter is not really a season for outdoor activities. Of course, there are ski resorts to go to ski. There are many events around the world that can have positive impacts on us. Therefore, communication is a means to achieve the goal. For that, we need to incorporate in our programmes as many events as possible. There are daily activities like work, study and leisure. Most of the time work determines our other activities for, we have to pay for school and to go to watch movies, for example. We have to decide on when and where we want to go for holidays and sometimes why because, we want to enjoy the holidays. Most people go on holidays in winter or summer. Spring and the fall are also good seasons to take holidays. In spring, it rains so there are more occasions to be at home for those who like being home. Spring is a good season for gardening, cleaning and shopping. It is good to buy plants and see them grow. Plants bring some fresh air in the house. Study time is also important. It allows us to gain more knowledge and have a promotion which means a salary increase. We need to watch the weather to plan our walks in order not to have bad surprises on the way especially because, during these last years there were many heavy rains. During winter, we can assembly food recipes from around the world and translate them. Food keeps us warm and we have to learn how to cook in order to be more productive and healthy. Lunch time for example should be a moment of pleasure and also rewarding for the work done. Food can have some special meaning like sweet bananas which can mean fertility and continuity in reproduction. The passion fruit is excellent for the immune system. In Kirundi for example, bananas are imihwi and passion fruits amabungo.