This year’s World PT Day materials have been translated into almost 60 languages, including 16 languages that have not previously been available for World PT Day.
“There is no better way to show how inclusive our profession is than being able to share the World PT Day materials in a range of languages and to reach people in so many parts of the world.
“Many of us have been affected by Long COVID, personally and professionally, and the theme for this year’s World PT Day has resonated with our profession around the world.”
The World PT Day materials are available, for the first time, in the following languages:
- Assamese
- Bahasa Malaysia
- Catalan
- Dari
- Dzongkha
- Icelandic
- Igbo
- IsiZulu
- Khmer
- Mongolian
- Nepali
- Pashto
- Sinhala
- Tajik
- Ukrainian
- Wolof
The World PT Day materials are available in 14 of the top 20 most spoken languages in the world:
- English (1,348m speakers)
- Traditional Chinese (1,120m speakers)
- Hindi (600m speakers)
- Spanish (543m speakers)
- Arabic (274m speakers)
- Bangla (268m speakers)
- French (267m speakers)
- Russian (258m speakers)
- Portuguese (258m speakers)
- Urdu (230m speakers)
- Indonesian (199m speakers)
- German (135m speakers)
- Japanese (126m speakers)
- Korean (82m speakers)