Bidyanondo Reaches Out to All the Languages in the World

Shafayat HossainFebruary 20, 20201 Mins read98 Views

Bidyanondo Reaches Out to All the Languages in the World

Did you know that every 14 days, a language is forgotten from the book of the world? Crazy, right? To think that, every language has its own history, own tales, own blood and sweats to make it work, and in the next 14 days, one of the languages will be gone.

Bidyanondo decided to pay its tribute to all the lost languages this year. The promotional ad made a silent pledge to all the current languages in the universe and asked everyone to step forward in preserving them.

Bangladesh is a rich culture with a lot of languages. Not only Bengali but Also Chakma, Marma, Sanskrit and many more are practiced and uttered in the country every day. A kid sleeps to his language’s tales every night, as he should.

We can all come forward from wherever we are and help preserve the languages. That is the statement Bidyanondo preached that Bangladeshis don’t only fight for their own language. We believe in the right to speak in your own tongue, and we are ready to fight for all of you.

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The Advertisement had a very important message portraying the rather unspoken part of our community. It successfully was able to touch the heart, but the advertisement length might be a little frowned upon. Nevertheless, Bidyanondo continues to rise with their out of the box yet heartwarming campaign ideas and this international language day is no different a case.

Let us know your thoughts on this 21^st February campaign from Bidyanondo, and for all the latest updates, be with Markedium.

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Shafayat Hossain

Shafayat is an ambitious marketing professional looking to become one of the trendsetters in the 21st Century. He is often quoted as the efficacious wordsmith among his peers. He relishes the opportunity to explore the marketing industry through the articulate aesthetics of written expressions. Among many accolades, He is proud to be acknowledged for his work in “City Alo”; A project of City Bank that inspires women to become financially independent. He is currently working on his book titled “Life in me” that is written in a quirky style he never gets to apply in the professional world. He is an active promoter of “alt text” and aspires to make every Bangladeshi website accessible to the visually impaired.