Language Renaissance: Young People Revive Indigenous Tongues
Youth around the world are using social media to revive endangered Indigenous languages. Communities share stories, songs, games, and lessons through digital platforms, making learning fun and easy. These efforts help preserve culture, promote language, and strengthen identity, from Navajo in the U.S. to M?ori in New Zealand. They also help younger generations connect with their heritage and keep traditions alive for the future.
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1. Who are learning indigenous languages?
2. How do videos and games help?
3. Why is it good to keep languages alive?
1. What language do you speak?
2. What language would you like to learn?
3. What language is most special to you?
Youth around the world are using social media to revive endangered Indigenous languages. Communities share stories, songs, games, and lessons through digital platforms, making learning fun and easy. These efforts help preserve culture, promote language, and strengthen identity, from Navajo in the U.S. to M?ori in New Zealand. They also help younger generations connect with their heritage and keep traditions alive for the future.
