Kalau Bahase M nak jadi bahase antarebangse, sure boleh. Tak lame, dia jadi kapale tak same, hidung tak ade.
It would be wise not to force people to learn your tribal language. Be wise to keep it clean and good.
This is the outcome of the colonisation, thus, you think you gain one but you lose more in the end.
Ape nak jadi pade ande kalau bahase melayu jadi sesame ini ?
Orang putih dah tak malu lagi, hanye nak duit aje. Bile ande pergi Ghane tak erti dia kate ape, jadi, kat sini belajar susah nak mati, gi sane tak boleh pakai, buat macammane lah
Bace lah di sini
"There has been a significant
change now, away from those who think sounding English is
prestigious, towards those who value being multilingual, who would
never neglect our mother tongues, and who are happy to sound Ghanaian
when we speak English."
Ghana has nine indigenous languages
that are officially sponsored by the government, including Akan
languages spoken widely in the south. A further 26 languages are
officially recognised and at least double that number are also
spoken. Unlike its francophone neighbours, which were forced under
colonialism to teach only in French, Ghana has always maintained the
use of African languages in its primary school education.
"The idea that intelligence is
linked to English pronunciation is a legacy from colonial thinking,"
said Delalorm Semabia, 25, a Ghanaian blogger. "People used to
think that if you speak like the British then you are as intelligent
as the British. But now we are waking up to the fact that we have
great people here who have never stepped outside the borders."
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