Huh?Younger boomers, Xers and Millennials have made up too many useless words we never needed. By golly, we had all the words we needed in 1973!
So I know, there were times when Irish language declined. However, do you think, there has been an improvement in the Irish language and do you think it has gotten better? List the positives and Negatives
Similar situation in Wales.To what extent has improved?
I am asking this because I know the case of the Basque.
Definetively there is more people than 30 years ago who is able to speak Basque, however there is less people who uses it daily or uses it as first languaje.
Is this a improvement?
Basque languagTo what extent has improved?
I am asking this because I know the case of the Basque.
Definetively there is more people than 30 years ago who is able to speak Basque, however there is less people who uses it daily or uses it as first languaje.
Is this a improvement?
Bruh! Wales is widely spoken as both first and 2nd language. Leave Welsh alone. Basque is at worse stateSimilar situation in Wales.
Every student in Wales now learns Welsh.
A large proportion of children leave school considered bilingual.
The number of people who speak Welsh as a 1st language continues to decline.
Similar situation in Wales.
Every student in Wales now learns Welsh.
A large proportion of children leave school considered bilingual.
The number of people who speak Welsh as a 1st language continues to decline.
Situation of Basque in France: Severely endangeredChildren are leaving school being able to speak basque fluently. They can continue their studies in high school and university in basque as well.
However, it is becoming the language which is required to work for administration and the language spoken to young kids, there is a very small basque-speaking culture in labour market.
Then you go to administration and first words in the attention are in Spanish.
Then the kids grow up and parents somehow they forgot how to speak Basque.
The Basque Nationalist Party has been in the Basque Government since Franco died, having the competencies in education.
We are definetively doing something wrong
Oh really?Languages don't improve or deteriorate over time, they just change.
That's a different question to the prevalence and distribution of a language obviously.
Languages don't improve or deteriorate over time, they just change.
English has been steadily backsliding toward pictograms, rather than real words, for years now.
I've been having an interesting conversation with a fanfiction author about the use of Old English, Latin, Greek, and Welsh in the Merlin TV series. I pointed out that some languages we consider dead now were not considered dead 1500 years ago.
Explain how and what has improvedMost definitely improved, so it is.