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@dijatk1: bac +5 en Droit mais jamais regardé le niveau d’etude dans mes relations ni la classe sociale malheureusement mon indulgence m’a tjrs coûté chére heureusement que je retourne à la caisse de depart dans la même classe sociale dieu est mon droit 🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️

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Jamaican Patois is a language, and it’s the day-to-day language of choice for most Jamaicans. But in Parliament, you can only speak English. So, this happened seconds into MP Nekeisha Burchell’s speech recently… After the comments from the Speaker, as well as shouts of “Broken English!” From the floor, the politician said in standard English: “Madam speaker, perhaps I should abandon that attempt to use our local language because I have been reminded of the linguistic conventions of this honourable house. Because maybe there is no more fitting way to begin a presentation on culture than to speak briefly in the language understood by the overwhelming majority of Jamaican people – even if that language still struggles for full acceptance in some of our most formal national spaces, including this very parliament.” I’m Sophia, a journalist who writes about language - and lots of my followers sent me this clip this week. Thank you. Any time you see language in the news - YOU KNOW WHO TO DM! Parliament clip from @nekeisha.burchell’s IG
Jamaican Patois is a language, and it’s the day-to-day language of choice for most Jamaicans. But in Parliament, you can only speak English. So, this happened seconds into MP Nekeisha Burchell’s speech recently… After the comments from the Speaker, as well as shouts of “Broken English!” From the floor, the politician said in standard English: “Madam speaker, perhaps I should abandon that attempt to use our local language because I have been reminded of the linguistic conventions of this honourable house. Because maybe there is no more fitting way to begin a presentation on culture than to speak briefly in the language understood by the overwhelming majority of Jamaican people – even if that language still struggles for full acceptance in some of our most formal national spaces, including this very parliament.” I’m Sophia, a journalist who writes about language - and lots of my followers sent me this clip this week. Thank you. Any time you see language in the news - YOU KNOW WHO TO DM! Parliament clip from @nekeisha.burchell’s IG

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