Lnet EU was developed over the last 12 years with support from the EU (in 1998-2001, and 2003-2006). In 2007 it was awarded the MERLOT prize for being ‘exemplary on-line learning material for all disciplines’ (www.merlot.org) and in 2008 L’net EU was awarded the European Commission’s Gold prize in the "European Lifelong Learning Awards for quality in mobility" (http://ec.europa.eu/education/languages/news/news1687_en.htm)By the end of the project Lnet WW will: - give access to over 5,000 (currently 3,700) good quality online resources - provide online support and advice for language learners in 32 (currently 20) languages - reach over 400,000 (currently 100,000) visits per month by Oct. 2011.Lnet WW will add the following 12 new interface languages: - 7 new European languages to complete all 23 official EU languages: o Czech (CS), o Hungarian (HU), o Irish (GA), o Latvian (LV), o Romanian (RO), o Slovak (SK), o Slovene (SL); - 5 new world languages: o Arabic (AR), o Chinese (ZH), o Hindi (HI), o Japanese (JA), o Russian (RU)Adding these 12 new languages to L'net Europa will help: - give better access to online resources for learning languages (i.e. users can access materials and support for language learning in their mother tongue); - give wider access to online resources for learning these new languages by making them accessible via 32 language interfaces; - support language acquisition for migrants throughout EU; - act as show-case world wide for EU-produced resources; - continue to disseminate good quality results of EU language-related projects; and - allow L'net to continue its work towards sustainability for the project as a whole.