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The article examines current linguistic trends in developing Romance and Germanic languages within intercultural communication. It explores the primary issues and challenges these languages encounter, including the dominance of English, the need for cultural adaptation, and the preservation of linguistic diversity. The article explores the potential of information technologies, foreign language learning, and intercultural contacts to enhance the position of Romance and Germanic languages in international communication. The research presented in this article was conducted with grant support from the EU NextGenerationEU through the Recovery and Resilience Plan for Slovakia under project No. 09I03-03-V01-00148. The article focuses on the current and prospects of Romance and Germanic languages in the rapidly changing international community. It presents the results of discussions with experts and participants from various countries and cultural contexts, providing diverse perspectives and experiences. This research outlines the current issues facing Romance and Germanic languages and identifies promising directions for their development in the modern world. Additionally, the article offers recommendations and strategies to strengthen the positions of these languages in intercultural communication. These recommendations involve developing educational program networks and cultural initiatives, supporting international student and expert exchanges, and using modern information technologies to promote and study these languages. These recommendations aim to help organisations and countries develop effective strategies for preserving and developing Romance and Germanic languages globally. It will contribute to strengthening intercultural understanding and cooperation.
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