The
unveiling
of
the
new
lexicon
was
done
at
the
Residence
of
the
Embassy
of
Spain
in
New
Delhi.
Both
books
were
presented
at
the
gathering
as
an
initiative
from
LaLiga
to
foster
better
regional
connections
between
both
countries.
The
dictionary
was
presented
to
the
Ambassador
of
Spain
to
India,
H.E.
José
Maria
Ridao,
by
Mr
Oscar
Pujol
–
Director
of
Instituto
Cervantes
in
Delhi
&
Mr
José
Antonio
Cachaza
–
Managing
Director,
LaLiga
India.
LaLiga
has
been
steadfast
in
its
commitment
to
leveraging
the
game
of
football
as
a
catalyst
for
social
development
and
positive
change.
To
further
this
goal,
both
dictionaries
will
aim
to
deepen
connections
within
existing
fan
bases.
It
will
also
foster
the
development
of
content
generation
and
address
the
prevalent
language
barriers
between
the
two
nations.
In
addition
to
a
wide
range
of
information
about
both
LaLiga
Santander
and
LaLiga
SmartBank
clubs.
The
dictionary
also
includes
sporting
milestones,
football
actions,
as
well
as
a
wide
range
of
football
terminology.
Furthermore,
these
dictionaries
will
also
offer
social
vocabulary
and
conversation
guidelines
to
facilitate
public
interactions.
Speaking
at
the
presentation,
H.E.
José
Maria
Ridao
said,
“In
addition
to
the
Bengali
edition,
the
Hindi-Spanish
dictionary
will
serve
as
a
tool
to
further
improve
cultural
relations
between
our
two
countries.
“As
football
becomes
more
popular
in
India,
these
endeavours
will
not
only
contribute
to
the
strengthening
of
existing
connections
between
India
and
Spain
but
also
create
opportunities
for
new
collaborations.”
Jose
Antonio
Cachaza
–
Managing
Director
LaLiga
India
added,
“As
football
serves
as
a
shared
passion
between
our
countries,
leveraging
this
unifying
factor
to
establish
a
foundation
for
which
the
dictionary
will
be
able
to
build
further
is
the
vision.
By
dismantling
existing
linguistic
barriers,
the
Hindi
dictionary
will
be
better
enabled
to
scale
impact
across
the
country
due
to
its
broader
reach.
As
we
continue
to
build
upon
our
vision
for
Indian
football,
the
dictionary
will
assist
in
broader
cultural
relationships.”
Oscar
Pujol
–
Director
of
Instituto
Cervantes
in
Delhi
said:
“This
marks
the
book’s
second
translation,
representing
a
significant
step
towards
bridging
the
language
gap
and
promoting
transparent
communication
between
our
countries.
Through
these
efforts,
we
can
push
beyond
existing
language
barriers
between
both
countries
and
use
football
as
an
agent
for
positive
change.”
Source:
Media
Release
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