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Originally posted by: angel_111
Do you think regional languages will slowly die? Languages like Maithili, Kaithi, Bhojpuri, Himachali, Dogri,Pahari, Santhali and many more such languages will showly fade out like Sanskit and Pali ? Most of these languages have been replaced bu hindi in most families with very few of the new generation speaking or learning these languages. Do you thin kwe should be more respactable towards our mother tounge and try to keep it alive and pass it as a heritage to our kids.
I don't speak or understand any of the above mentioned languages! But I feel we need not do any major cultural movements or Renisance to carry forward our language to further generations but one should atleast speak in their mother tongue in their home ,this helps a lot and this is the effective method of protecting our language!
We need not use the phoren language for basic words like "Maata","Pita","Bhayya","Didi","Dada","Didi" and "Mayya😉" instead of Mummy,Daddy,bro,Sis,grandpa,granny,Sweetheart or karelaheart!
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Originally posted by: angel_111
Do you think regional languages will slowly die? Languages like Maithili, Kaithi, Bhojpuri, Himachali, Dogri,Pahari, Santhali and many more such languages will showly fade out like Sanskit and Pali ? Most of these languages have been replaced bu hindi in most families with very few of the new generation speaking or learning these languages. Do you thin kwe should be more respactable towards our mother tounge and try to keep it alive and pass it as a heritage to our kids.
I don't think regional languages would die because in India people still speak at least more than one language and one being the regional one. The ones you mentioned seem to be dialects. It is a possibility that dialects are dying because most are similar to Hindi and as people improved their lifestyle they prefer Hindi to these dialects. That could be the major reason we have very few people speaking in Mythili and other dialects in towns and cities.