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Mind you, did your country/language try this? Because, being french, we actively do it, and it is an utter failure. People do not know the ruleset they were su
by pyrale 7y ago
Mind you, did your country/language try this?
Because, being french, we actively do it, and it is an utter failure. People do not know the ruleset they were supposedly taught, new words largely come from the society as opposed to the institution, and thus the institution mostly acknowledges things after the fact.
From that pov, the thing you describe looks like a pipe dream.
- squiggleblaz 7y agoWhat's interesting about France is the people who think they don't speak much less understand the local dialect - who think it's dead or dying - but then you actually record them talking to their children, and lo and behold, they're passing dialect on to their children. Still, the descendants of emigrants who learnt the dialect of their parents can only understand the older generation, not their peers.