National Linguine Day is celebrated worldwide on September 15, encouraging pasta lovers to indulge in this delicious Italian dish. Linguine, which means "little tongues" in Italian, is a type of long pasta that originated in Genoa, Italy, and is characterized by its elliptical shape and width of about 4 mm. This holiday invites people to enjoy linguine with various sauces, traditionally light ones like pesto, but also with options like marinara or clam sauce. Although the origins of National Linguine Day are unclear, it provides an opportunity for enthusiasts to dine at Italian restaurants, prepare linguine at home, or even take cooking classes focused on authentic Italian pasta dishes. Celebrants are encouraged to share their culinary creations on social media using the hashtag #NationalLinguineDay.