Native Language

Language is universal. People communicate their thoughts, emotions, and ideas to the world through words. But how does people's mother tongue work? My mother tongue is a blueprint of a person's voice. My mother tongue represents respect for people's culture and family life. It can open doors to education and careers. My mother tongue surrounds people and shapes people. It will be posted on books and road signs to help remember their mother country. What happens if the language is English only and there are no other languages?

First language, mother tongue, or mother / father / mother tongue (aka, arterial, or L1) is a language that is exposed to critical times or exposed to critical times. In some countries, the term "mother tongue" or "mother tongue" is not the first language of a person but the language of the country. Men who speak multiple languages ​​can have multiple mother tongue, are bilingual or multilingual. By contrast, the second language is not language, every language.

Second person's language or L2 is a language learned by the speaker after the mother tongue, not the mother tongue / first language / L1 of the speaker (usually foreign languages, see below). In addition, the second language of a person can be interpreted as the second language of the country where the speaker is, and they can be used in everyday life. For example, in Canada there are two official languages ​​(English and French), which are used by some citizens. The human language, the language most commonly used or most familiar to the speaker is not necessarily the first language of that person. The second language can also be the dominant language. For example, the Canadian census has defined the first language for that purpose, "the first language of childhood learning", but there is also the recognition that the initial language may be lost. loss

For many tribes, maintaining your mother tongue is an important issue. Many Native American communities have a language course that tries to teach their languages ​​to children. Therefore, many save programs are designed to maintain language. In communities where children can no longer speak their mother tongue, the goal is language Renaissance and Hindi is taught as second language. By 1986, there were 98 language projects, including 55 different Indian languages. There are over 14,000 registered students in these courses. By 2006, 62 native languages ​​were taught in 101 projects in 24 provinces and provinces.