Different languages contain words/concepts and sentence structures with meanings and structures that cannot be directly translated nto other languages, and when you loose these languages, these very concepts become lost forever, and while we are loosing languages at an astonishing rate(hundreds a year) we are not creating nearly as many new languages.
Many psychological aspects about people, as well as information in the fields of linguistics and hermeneutics find much valuable information in little known languages which reveal things about how we communicate not previously understood.
Also, in World War two the U.S. had the best/most difficult to break code systems, and this was because their code systems were based off Native American languages which no other nation had access too, as well as their ability to readily translate these codes with their large supply of people ready to translate them(all the Native Americans).
Imagine losing all the native American tribal languages? You lose not only a history you lose culture and meaning for that group of descendants.
Human diversity is always to be preserved, nurtured and extended. Social diversity, and especially that different-way-of-thinking revealed by different languages, is as good for a population as genetic diversity is. Diversity and redundancy are strong: diverse and redundant systems can take a hit and keep going, like the African Queen, a motor boat that kept chugging along held together with bandages and baling wire. Streamlined, efficient systems, by contrast, like a jet aircraft, are weak: a single failure, like a small bird flying into an engine, can cause a catastrophic crash.
I would ask why should we not protect the lesser known languages. Lesser known does not mean lesser value. If the Maori had not fought to protect and preserve their language it may have been lost by now. Instead of which , it is in fact thriving. It is a beautiful language and songs in that language are very beautiful.
Yes, Cantonese should be preserved as it is an important language with a rich cultural heritage and history. Efforts should be made to promote and protect the language to ensure it continues to thrive for future generations.
You can say "Kini ki n se" in Yoruba language, which translates to "What should I say."
To change the language in Ruzzle, go to the game's settings or options menu. Look for a language or language selection option and choose the language you want to switch to. Save your changes, and the game should now display in the selected language.
Students should use respectful and polite language when speaking to teachers in class. This includes addressing them as "Mr./Ms./Mrs." or their appropriate title, using formal language, and listening attentively to their responses.
Yes, the name of a language should be capitalized in a sentence. For example, "She speaks Spanish fluently."
Yes, Cantonese should be preserved as it is an important language with a rich cultural heritage and history. Efforts should be made to promote and protect the language to ensure it continues to thrive for future generations.
they protect their language by keeping approximately by keeping their congruent amount of people out of their country
You should protect the forest to live longer.
Southerners thought congress should protect their borders.
we should protect crops because with the help of crops we get food and etc
it keeps the enemies away , by yelling at them in there language
U should wear some helmets to protect yourself.
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"Karuna mayane kavalvilakke" in Malayalam language translates to "Have mercy and protect me."
You should not protect tropical rain forests because why do we need rain forests.
You should protect clients from hair clippings to avoid client discomfort.
You should because if you want to you do it