Papers presented at a symposium on Europe's less commonly taught languages include the following: "The Necessity of Dialogue" (Marcel de Greve); "Socio- and Psycholinguistic Interference in Teaching Foreign Languages" (Penka Ilieva-Baltova); "Satellite Television, National Television, and Video in Teaching/Learning Less Widely Taught Languages" (Zofia Jancewicz); "Can the Gap Between 'Lesser Used' and 'Less Widely Taught' Languages Be Bridged? A Status Challenge for Irish" (Liam Mac Mathuna); "Dutch, the Language of 20,000,000" (Jos Nivette); "Historical Overview of the Position of Irish" (Mairtin O Murchu); "Lesser Used Languages of the European Communities--Developments in the Recent Past and New Hopes for the Future" (Donall O Riagain); State and Non-State Supported Less Widely Taught Languages: Statutes Beat Numbers" (Yvo J. D. Peeters); "Language Groups Among the Gypsies in Hungary and Some Aspects of Their Oral Culture" (Zita Reger); The Language Situation in the Ukrainian SSR and the Issue of Less Widely Taught Languages" (Oleg E. Semenets); "Possibilities and limits of the Processes of Linguistic Recuperation: The Case of Catalan" (Miguel Siguan); "Some Aspects of Learning/Teaching Romanian as a Foreign Language" (Tatiana Slama-Cazacu); "Language Policy, Language Planning, Status Planning" (Gyorgy Szepe); and "The Variable Macedonian Standard" (Olga Miseska Tomic). (MSE)