Official translations
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The first 11 official EU languages and Latin (2000)
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The original French motto Unité dans la diversité was translated in the other ten official EU languages plus Latin when it was proclaimed the motto for Europe on 4 May 2000.
24 official EU languages (2004)
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The motto was translated into the 23 languages in which there were official translations of the European Constitution on 29 October 2004 European motto In varietate concordia], Eurominority(the treaty, and hence the motto, was officially translated into Bulgarian and Romanian despite the fact they would not join for a further three years. Irish was not included however but is on the list here as it became an EU language in 2007). Croatian is included since 1 July 2013.
Unofficial translations
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There exist translations of the motto into languages other than the 23 official languages of the EU.
Languages of EU member states
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Languages of EU membership candidates
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Further translations in the EU candidates official languages were elaborated by the European Union or the candidate States themselves: