Locals had a chance to learn several basic words or even phrases in European languages at the various booths. By showing their language skills at the booths, participants received a stamp for their "EU Passport" and were rewarded with various prizes based on the amount of stamps they received.   

The European Day of Languages commemorates the cultural and especially linguistic diversity of Europe and dates every year on the 26th of September. Schools, organisations and institutions organise a number of events around the world to celebrate it. However, due to the anti-pandemic measures in South Korea, the Seoul event was postponed several times and was held with a considerable delay.