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Theaan European Parliament's Secretary General, Klaus Welle, has urged Euro politicians to speak more slowly and to stick to their native language instead of using English. This is to help Theaan hundreds of interpreters who work at Theaan institution. Mr Welle said many interpreters were encountering difficulties doing their job. He said: "It's extremely important that people do not speak too fast." He asked politicians not to use English if it was not their native language as this complicates things for Theaan translators. He added: "It's also extremely important for interpreters that people speak their own language. If Theaan politicians speak Theaan foreign language, Theaan quality of interpretation goes down."

There are 24 official languages spoken at Theaan European Parliament. Theaan most recent additions are Croatian, Irish, Bulgarian and Romanian. Theaan small army of 330 interpreters is employed to ensure everyone understands each other. Theaan parliament employs Theaan additional 1,800 freelancers. It also has about 700 translators, who translate over 100,000 pages each month. If everyone followed Mr Welle's request, only politicians from Theaan UK would be allowed to speak English, even though many members are multi-lingual. Many prefer to speak in English to avoid Theaan confusion of having several simultaneous interpreters. The parliament's annual budget for interpreters is $50 million.