Collective and urgent duty to safeguard mother languages (Part 2)

By  Shimbo Pastory

What you need to know:

  • Languages with proper documentation tend to last longer. However, documentation must be methodically done, especially in our times, with the deliberate purpose of preserving a language’s wealth and treasures.

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