Edinburgh also witnesses a vivacious nightlife especially during the festival time. But the night life of Edinburgh is not bounded in the time limits of festival season. You can experience the monarchy of music and theatre throughout the year. The city offers you with a number of sparkling nightclubs and dance venues which remain open till 3’o clock in the morning.

You will usually hear the sound of Jazz, rock and folk coming out of pubs in the evening. The big events are however organized at informal sites. You can also find out some comedy clubs and art house theaters in Edinburgh.A glance of gay culture is also seen in Edinburgh due to the location of city centered round the Broughton Street where the lesbian and gay centre was seen for the first time. This place is now known as Pink-Triangle.The Edinburgh Festival is a huge bang of cultural events, from the concert halls to.

The city is fully packed with festival-visitors, buskers, craft stands, tourists, media types and celebrities and the city gives a little fantastic and central impression. The two originally inherited languages of Edinburgh are Scottish Gaelic spoken by around 66000 people and Scots spoken by a enumerate people but not thoroughly. A number of community languages like Urdu, Bengali, Arabic, Japanese, Polish, Cantonese and Italian are also spoken here which exhibits the linguistic diversity of the city.

People from different community backgrounds bring characteristics of their culture with them, including their language. Modern languages like French, German, Spanish or Italian is the third or fourth language for them. According to the latest rules made by legal department, which focus on valuing the cultural diversity and public integrity, it is very important to give opportunities of linguistic development as well as permission and facilities to people who want to increase their abilities in any of the community language.