Is Losing Your Native Language Inevitable? | FriendZone
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The FriendZone | Make Friends ⋅ Fun Chill Active Chat ⋅ VC Social Gaming ⋅ Memes ⋅ Nitro Emojis ⋅ Anime community recently held a deep discussion on the decline of native languages and cultural heritage. Members explored the tension between global communication and preserving mother tongues, debating whether language loss is an inevitable result of modernization or an inferiority complex. This conversation highlights the importance of cultural roots within our diverse social space.
well it was doomed to fail from the start, not to mention the military having repeated coups there
I don't think they would see it as inferior
hmm, not always the case
yea urdu was created as muslims of that time wanted to related to middle east...urdu's script is also like persian if am not wrong
I see
and pakistan's native language are Punjabi, sindhi, Balochi and many others
Besides language,have we lost other cultural things?
I don't think it was to be related to west asia, it was created and evolved over centuries and came from Hindustani
depends on different culture
yep, tbh the whole language situation there is pretty interesting
maybe but its script is relate with persian
and they forced urdu on the whole country and other languages were seen as inferior
possibly, can't think of what exactly tho
I see
I think it's a mix of persian, turkic (central asia), arabic and hindi/ sanskrit
Fashion
Entertainment
yea
Religion
yep, some smaller regions even struggle to get their own languages recognised
yep
yeaa def all of these are affected a lot
in most countries people wear western clothes on regular days
like tshirt and jeans etc.
Yeah
Nd exposes alot
i mean this was always a con of globalisation
Although things on stuffs like sezuality are still not allowed here though
i mean maybe but some cultures clothing is even more revealing..so it may depend
My complain is that why are we are ones getting absorbed. And theirs becomes the normal
Yope. That is true
colonisation ig
It still has it effects right?
It's still working in a way if you ask me
ahh but big brands inspire(steal) clothing design from other cultures and sell it with big prices in west
so its def not bout western clothes being better
colonisation is the only thing that comes to mind
Hmm
and fact that british first built industries and mass produced clothes and they were a lot cheaper
so that must have affected too
100%%
Yeah.
Global influence is still a thing
And most people don't even like where they came from
Like it to some people they would be flying off their country
But if we all go into another man's land
and now those big brands shoved all their factories to other countries
Who would better our nation
thats more of a individual prefrence imo..like in some countries are way too conservative so they like to be in a more open country
