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Jobiz :

Saying our local languages shouldn't be taught because they don't have words like "million" misses the point. Every language develops over time by creating or borrowing new words. Colonial influence also made many of us believe our own languages were inferior, even labeling them as "vernacular" in a dismissive way. The experience of many African Americans also shows the lasting impact of slavery and forced displacement, where countless people were cut off from their ancestral languages and many cultural traditions. That's exactly why we should protect and teach our own local languages before they are lost.

amadou Baila jah :

Fulla have that

Bob at tijaani :

Tamñaret 👍👍

Demba.N Njie :

Language is adjustable

Adem-baba :

This uncle misses the point

Abdoulie jallow :

with due respect sir, there is nothing impossible when it comes to language

seediajatta :

story time part 4

THE QUESTIONER OFFICER :

Not true unfortunately, thought I love and respect you

baxs :

learnindonesianwithmodou :

We don’t have one million in our local languages because during the early days our people were not having millions so all they have was in thousands and hundreds and that’s the main reason according to my knowledge

Lady M :

It can be created, no?

KB :

The Oxford English Dictionary records roughly 185,000 new words and new meanings that entered English between 1900 and 1999.

jatta :

ist true thinks you very

user4774898999776 :

If you don't know say I don't know

A G SS B :

Amna

King Saul :

ham ham desna

GayeNjoro :

You missed the point

morality96 :

What has he learned ?

user74397780082152 :

Interesting

Ciré Bousso :

interesting i enjoy the show

Ebrima sillah :

Amna 😎