To the people of Bangladesh, February 21 is not just a date; it is the heartbeat of their national identity. Whether you are looking for a somber tribute to the martyrs or a message of pride for International Mother Language Day 2026, here are several options tailored for different vibes.

"Amar Bhaier Rokte Rangano Ekushey February, Ami Ki Bhulite Pari?" 🇧🇩

Today, we bow our heads in deep respect for the brave souls of 1952—Salam, Barkat, Rafiq, Jabbar, Shafiur, and many others—who gave their lives so we could speak, dream, and write in our mother tongue, Bangla. Their sacrifice didn't just give us a language; it gave us the spark for our independence.

Let us honor their memory by cherishing our language and respecting every mother tongue across the globe.

#EkusheyFebruary #LanguageMartyrsDay #Bangladesh #InternationalMotherLanguage Day #AmorEkushey

52 gave us our voice. 71 gave us our home. 🇧🇩✨

Today is about the power of a mother tongue. From the streets of Dhaka in 1952 to the world stage today, our language stands as a symbol of resistance and pride.

Celebrating the spirit of Amor Ekushey and the 26th anniversary of International Mother Language Day! Wear your black badge with pride. 🖤

#Bangla #Identity #ProudBangladeshi #Ekushey2026 #MotherLanguageDay

Observed globally but rooted in the soil of Bangladesh. 🇧🇩

On this February 21, we celebrate International Mother Language Day, a day established by UNESCO in 1999 to honor the 1952 Language Movement in Dhaka. This year's theme, "Youth voices on multilingual education," reminds us that our native languages are the most powerful tools for inclusion and learning.

Wishing everyone a meaningful Shaheed Dibosh and a celebration of linguistic diversity! 🗣️🗺️

#Multilingualism #UNESCO #BangladeshHistory #IMLD2026 #Education