what happened with hawaiian also kinda happened with a lot of sign languages. i’ll focus on ASL. they didn’t need to worry about the first few steps since basically all users of ASL are already americans many schools banned the use of ASL in favor of forcing Deaf children to read lips and speak they didn’t make tv shows in ASL, silent movies were being phased out, and then captions were really hard to get on the majority of media Alexander Graham Bell had the idea of Deaf people only marrying hearing people to have less Deaf children (classic eugenics move there) and then they waited but now it’s coming back, being taught in schools, and even some video games, ads, etc have the option for someone signing in the corner instead of english captions so yeah i think ASL had one of the most impressive revivals so far.

@ConnorQuimby

Жыл бұрын

Fantastic comment 👏

As a Galician, I really liked that small detail in the map at 902 were you included us with Portugal and Brazil. We Galicians would feel very comfortable and cozy in this union.

@ConnorQuimby

Жыл бұрын

I'm not gonna lie I forgot I did that, thanks lol

@manuelomil2140

Жыл бұрын

As another galician I'd like to suggest another item to the list. Remove local elites. Worked wonders in medieval to modern Galicia and I hear something similar happened in Hawaiʻi. Vamos Brasil!

@VincenzoRutiglianoDiaz

Жыл бұрын

¡Unión Iberica!

@alexandrub8786

Жыл бұрын

​@@manuelomil2140 the thing with removing local elites is that some of them would be practical and try to maintaine their power so you(as a conqueror could just tax them and not invest energy and political will like US did post civil war). I am half-romanian,replacing local elites kind of happened here in Transylvania under the french king of Hungary where he purged the ideological elites(the one who didn't want to convert from orthodox christianity to papism) and keep the ones who are "practical" and do convert their religion,then maybe give the seized lands to them and other elites. The romanian/vlach elites of Transylvania were the first to be magyarised (amongst the romanian community),ex:John Hunyade.

@jamesanderson3633

Жыл бұрын

Spanish Wales

Cajun French was spoken as like, the only language in Southwest Louisiana 2-3 generations ago. The only things they had to do to endanger it were outlaw it in schools, lower its social standing, and wait.

@Leo-vr3bg

Жыл бұрын

Same happened with Pennsylvania Dutch in Pa.

@sgt.mcgillicuddy2948

Жыл бұрын

I was coming here to post about Cajun French, agreed frère Guidry

@BRoyce69

Жыл бұрын

Un vrai domage. Et vous sont tellement t'inquitter avec "freedom of speech" ok là Real shame to be honest

@itsguidry8125

Жыл бұрын

@DropkicktheDecepticon WOOOOAH slow down with the xenophobia there, and don't just make shit up about other people's cultural history either. just about everything you said is very blatantly and offensively wrong. FIRST OFF: french was the majority language through a lot of the early 1900's, large-scale immigration had nothing to do with the downfall of cajun and creole french, no cajun has ever unironically blamed fucking immigration because we all KNOW the people who went through the prohibition era education system. like, literally it wasn't even that long ago. the actual reason why cajun french disappeared, no seriously go ask ANY cajun, is school policy. in 1921, a section of the louisiana constitution protecting french education in primary and secondary school was repealed and from that point forward everyone had to be taught in english whether they knew english or not, which they most certainly did not. www.crt.state.la.us/cultural-development/codofil/about/french-in-louisiana/legal-status/index speaking french meant beatings. language the "i will not speak french" blackboard is a very common symbol for cajuns showing how our culture was stamped out in schools. www.topela.eu/pages/en/the-cajun-festival/cadians-cajuns-whats-that.php#:~:text=Under%20T.,century%2C%20studded%20with%20English%20words. if you're ever in the lafayette louisiana area and feel like actually learning history instead of pulling shit out of your ass, please consider visiting Vermillionville (named after the old name of Lafayette.) it's a fantastic outdoor museum showcasing real cajun and creole homes from the area and telling the stories of the people and the cultures who lived there. the house my aforementioned paternal grandfather lived in was actually preserved as part of this museum, you can go inside it. they also have an old schoolhouse where they have an "i will not speak french" blackboard because it's something LITERALLY EVERY CAJUN knows about. bayouvermiliondistrict.org/visit/ no seriously, go to Vermillionville. like, actually. SECOND OFF: what do you MEAN there's no revitalization projects? the STATE OF LOUISIANA partnered with LA FRANCOPHONIE set up a MASSIVE french immersion program to reintroduce the language into the younger generations. this program allowed my first cousin to connect with some of our oldest relatives when she went through it in the 90's, it's been a very powerful tool in bridging the gaps between the generations who lost their langue and the generations who were never taught it. www.crt.state.la.us/cultural-development/codofil/programs/french-immersion/index beyond that, cajuns just really want to revive their language! we care a lot about this and lots of us who weren't in immersion are learning anyway just because we care so much about getting our language back. this loss of culture is felt throughout the entire community. please do some bare minimum research before just saying shit next time, and leave your weird hatred of immigrants out of it.

I absolutely died when I saw the stonks meme in Hawaiian, it’s so unexpected. As a Native Hawaiian, I’m glad Hawaii’s getting recognition for its biogeography (Atlas Pro), history (AlternateHistory), language (you, LangFocus, etc.), and so much more. Mahalo nui, ā mana’olana wau i ho’omaika’i Ke Akua iā ‘oe🤙🏾

@nathanannabell-hansen5627

Жыл бұрын

that is very similar to māori

@BHHB336

Жыл бұрын

@@nathanannabell-hansen5627 they’re from the same language family!

@nathanannabell-hansen5627

Жыл бұрын

@@BHHB336 Ka taea e koe te mārama ina kōrero au?

@BHHB336

Жыл бұрын

@@nathanannabell-hansen5627 sorry, I don’t speak Māori, I just love linguistics

@nathanannabell-hansen5627

Жыл бұрын

@@BHHB336 i only am able to understand some words from Hawaiian its like English and german lol, but its cool

When can we start doing this for English?

@ConnorQuimby

2 жыл бұрын

Currently only China or a united Spainglosphere could do it I'd prefer to wait for Brazil to catch up and then yes

@tzshchsjsjxijyo

2 жыл бұрын

@@ConnorQuimby how about all three of them at once replacing english doing a china moment

@stzplovdiv86

2 жыл бұрын

What about natural American languages, Basque, Breton, gypsian and languages in Russian Federation?

@gtc239

Жыл бұрын

@@stzplovdiv86 What? You mean overthrowing them with English or overthrowing English with those small languages?

@kallelellacevej2234

Жыл бұрын

Сейчас

Irish is dying out mainly because most of the younger irish people don't want to use it. Today irish can be used freely but it is still in decline. The most important part of language growth is the attitude of the younger group. Catalan and Welsh are growing while Irish is not.

I like how this is basically just a tutorial on how to be a supervillain. I support employing this strategy on the French Language. Maybe not to complete elimination, But giving them a taste of their own medicine can't hurt.

@davisbeauchamp

Жыл бұрын

This presumes that, because the majority of people in the French empire spoke French, that it was French people that were in control of their country When you consider that the empire was driven by economic forces imposed by a minority of internationals that spoke another language, it becomes clear that the language spoken by the masses is not always the one calling the shots (consider liturgical languages like academic Mandarin compared to other dialects like Cantonese, Vatican Latin, or Sanskrit)

Brazil could never do that because the Danes would be on time and gone before the Brazilians rocked up to the meeting.

as a Brazil I approve of and support the Tupiniquification of Denmark

I mean .. the same is happening to Corsicans and Bretons ... and the Sami (although less in recent year but for a long time speaking sami was strictly illegal in Norway)

@J.o.s.h.u.a.

Жыл бұрын

Basically all European minorities.

The interesting thing is, if you use the items in the list in reverse, you can also enforce a language. Come on Ireland

@patrickbliss9264

Жыл бұрын

It wouldn't be practical for Ireland to be a mainly Irish speaking country again given the widespread English speaking citizens already in Ireland and other countries in the E.U.

@sponge1234ify

2 ай бұрын

​@@patrickbliss9264if there's a will there's a way. Remember, monolingualism is an exception, not the norm

No seyabian

@MissingGamer

2 жыл бұрын

No seyabian 😭

@hachman1972

Жыл бұрын

It's especially stupid cause we don't even have я and ь in Serbian. Also I get it was a joke but I'm a bit tired of the representation of Serbia as a state that for some reason despises minorities more than others in Europe, even though they get 2 autonomous provinces and education, signage and media in their language. I'm quite sure the only minority we thoroughly dissappeared were unfortunately the Donauschwaben, which was predictably during WWII.

@zucced2087

Жыл бұрын

@@hachman1972 We're the bad guys cause we lost the war. But the truth is everyone is equally hateful towards each other over here.

@ahmedharajli189

Жыл бұрын

@@hachman1972 I was with you for the first part, no so much for the secone

@ahmedharajli189

Жыл бұрын

@@zucced2087 nah you were the bad guys cus you commited several acts of genocide which led to the deaths of thousands of innocent civilians

ok, this is how to destroy a language. but i was hoping this would be about how to *overthrow* a language, like to usurp the place of a language currently ruling over you. like, how could welsh and other minority languages in the uk dislodge english from its dominant position in the country? you told us how to do colonialism, do you have any ideas about how to do decolonialism?

@ConnorQuimby

2 жыл бұрын

No it's "overthrow" because "kill" isn't algorithm friendly

@ConnorQuimby

2 жыл бұрын

And I literally just made a video about your example

@chrisamies2141

Жыл бұрын

Welsh could overpower English in Wales. It may depend on how the local population feel about it. Catalan looked like it was going to do for Castilian Spanish in the Spanish part of Catalonia, but migration from other parts of Spain and the rest of the world may have put a brake on that (i.e. you know someone speaks Spanish but don't know if or not they speak Catalan. Even if you know both, which do you use?),

@irishakita

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisamies2141 I'm Catalan, it sucks because it used to be illegal to speak it and now especially in larger areas it's considered "rude" to some degree, but outside of some parts of the bigger cities like Barcelona and Tarragona I hear 85-95% Catalan. I don't speak Spanish though because my dad left Catalonia and raised me with only Catalan, so I just speak Catalan and hope they understand

I'm trying to reverse engineer this 8 step process to help bring back a dying language.

@Zane-It

Жыл бұрын

@DropkicktheDecepticon I agree net'ok chxtx' sikey'. For now I'm going home wxkxsxmaa.

hey dude, great video, very informative on a (in my opinion) very important topic, as well as very overlooked one when it comes to stuff like colonialism alternatively tho, id love to ask, could you make a video about how a country could stablish a lingua franca *without* killing off small local languages? like, if there is a country, with an incredibly high ammount of small languages, how could the goverment of that country stablish a language for all its residents to learn, without accidentally destroying those many small languages by accident, or even, is it posible to do so without hurting the ammount of language speakers of the small languages at all?

@ConnorQuimby

2 жыл бұрын

I plan to make a video about prescriptivism soon and I will be talking about that then :)

@HiimIny

2 жыл бұрын

@@ConnorQuimby oh great! i will be looking forward to it :)

@tuasucks

2 жыл бұрын

@@ConnorQuimby ooo boy i hope you're gonna talk about france lol

0:24 A guy runs, screaming : "There is a traitor " in Ukrainian. As a Ukrainian person. Appreciate it a lot. A Like from me:)

@iddqdfomin1593

Жыл бұрын

i think it might be an among us reference "самозванець" also mean impostor, right? (слава Україні, ми переможемо)

@vaszx

Жыл бұрын

@@iddqdfomin1593 indeed traitor то скоріш "зрадник", а "самозванець" то ඞ

@amadeosendiulo2137

Жыл бұрын

@@vaszx ඞ

@masonharvath-gerrans832

Жыл бұрын

«Зрадник» is the word we’re looking for, I’d say. Медведчук ж зрадник, а Лжедмитро у Москальському царстві - самозванець.

@sdominik3945

Жыл бұрын

there is a traitor among us

You could overthrow Danish in a way simpler manner. Like you said, have Brazil and Portugal reunite so Brazil is part of the EU. Then instead of hoping its economy improves, just let things be and have hundreds of thousands of Brazilians move to Europe. If destruction of Danish is an actual government policy goal, try to steer the migration toward Denmark and just sit and wait. Denmark won't stand a chance

The Chinese government have implemented bi-lingual education in most regions of Xinjiang. The bi-lingual education system teaches Xinjiang's students all STEM classes using only Mandarin Chinese, or a combination of Uighur and Chinese. About 80 newspapers and magazines are available in Uyghur; five TV channels and ten publishers serve as the Uyghur media.

@LowestofheDead

Жыл бұрын

Now talk about those camps where they sterilize Uyghurs.

@aitorherrera5937

Жыл бұрын

@@LowestofheDead I won't talk about something there is no evidence about apart from the US defense department

@LowestofheDead

Жыл бұрын

@@aitorherrera5937 The Chinese government admits that they're running internment camps in their own documents. Even Marxists admit to this - search "China's Concentration Camps For Uyghurs: In China's Own Words" on cpiml.net

Hawai'ian's resurgence is cool, But when are we gonna get the Hawai'i Sign Language resurgence we've all been looking for?

Also the USSR helped to revive the Ukrainian language. Ukrainian was much more spoken during soviet times than during tsardom

@cranque__7737

Жыл бұрын

And the only source I can find on the Uighur being banned in schools/without official status is Radio Free Asia, which is notoriously unreliable. Many Chinese citizens on the internet say otherwise. Can't even watch a linguistics video without false neoliberal propaganda.

@aitorherrera5937

Жыл бұрын

@@cranque__7737 somehow uyghur is opressed although it has co-official status and millions can speak it and learn it, but hawaiian is an example of language revival because some guys are trying single handedly to avoid its death

@cranque__7737

Жыл бұрын

@@aitorherrera5937 no but what u dont realize is the US state department said it so it must be true.

@ahG7na4

Жыл бұрын

it's a c u l t

@quandovoceleroscomentarios5243

Жыл бұрын

Helped how? The only time Ukrainian wasn't oppressed in the USSR was when Lenin was alive, before the soviet russification there was way more speakers of Ukrainian over all the Caucasus and exterior Machuria, same goes to Belarusyan and every other language besides the one spoke in Moscow.

There is at least some Uyghur language media. The Xinjiang Daily is published in Uyghur (among other languages) and Xinjiang Television (XJTV) have channels in Uyghur, as do the Ürümqi Television station (and probably others, I haven't checked). There are also films released in Uyghur. Obviously there is far more access to Mandarin media however, and it's use is definitely encouraged.

Thank you for providing us with a spark of hope that finally, someone might take care of Danish, it means a lot to us

This is a really great video, and a topic people should be hearing about (but they hardly ever do). Thanks for talking about it. I bet you could come up with 50 episodes to cover particular examples if you wanted. I found a really interesting book called Multilingualism by Kristine Horner & Jean-Jacques Weber. I recommend it to everyone. It's an eye opener.

Great video. But I, being from Wales (and speaks Welsh), have a question as the example you gave of Hawaii being revived after only being under the US for about 150 years. Wales was fully incorporated into England in 1536, and the Welsh language was banned, until the 1960s? How did the Welsh language survive for almost 400 years under these conditions?

@Threezi04

Жыл бұрын

I very much doubt Welsh was banned in the 16th century. I'm pretty sure that was something that only happened in the 1800s iirc

@jerrykramer9664

7 ай бұрын

it was only banned in courts in 1536, it was never banned entirely

Gotta love that moment when Greece does the exact same thing to pretty much every other language in their territory

@kristiano100

Жыл бұрын

What I was thinking the whole time, Aromanian/Vlach, Slavic/Macedonian, Arvanite/Albanian, Turkish, heck even other varieties of Greek like Tsakonian and Anatolian/Pontic varieties.

@ovecka17

2 ай бұрын

ancient greece and ancient rome were colonial empires and screwed over many many areas ethnicities and cultures although maybe im just still salty about rome expelling jews from israel and causing the diaspora…

Bruh, Portuguese and Danish just combined to make a language that sounds like you're trying to eat an apple full of razor blades.

Mahalo no ka hōʻike i ka hōʻola hou ʻana o ka ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi. As a Haole who has been learning Hawaiian for about 2 years, I recognized much of the process you were talking about about the Uyghur language and its relation to Hawaiian. Hawaiian still has a long way to go when it comes to reclaiming its original status, but we're getting there!

@ethoatom668

Жыл бұрын

Also, the fucking among us reference

You should’ve used the picture of any Turkish leader when mentioning Balkan strategies. It would’ve been more representative. There were a number of languages spoken in Asia Minor that were effectively replaced by Turkish by a variety of “methods”.

This is exactly what happened in Taiwan as well, nationalists from China killed our languages doing precisely everything mentioned in this video. I really have to compliment Chinese people for how absolutely perfectly they master the art of overthrowing languages.

@Gabriel-l

Жыл бұрын

@DropkicktheDecepticon wtf Taiwan does not speak Cantonese, that's some heavy misinformation you got there

@luckyblockyoshi

11 ай бұрын

@@dropkickthedecepticon4009​Canton, Guangxi, Macau and Hong Kong speak Cantonese. Taiwan speaks Mandarin and some Min languages such as Hokkien.

@luckyblockyoshi

11 ай бұрын

@@dropkickthedecepticon4009 Yes, there are many indigenous Formosan languages spoken on the island (though they're a separate branch of the Austronesian family from the Polynesian languages). I didn't mention them though since I was only listing the major Chinese topolects in Taiwan.

Esse fanservice aí Quimby?

I agree with over towing danish... Norwegian would be a better replacement (should be nynorsk for karam's sake)

In Xinjiang, all schools are allowed to be conducted at least partially in Uyghur, and all regional government facilities, including the courts, are allowed to be conducted in that language as well, along with workplaces. I really wouldn't trust Wikipedia when it comes to any sort of news about contemporary China. In general, the idea that standard Mandarin Chinese is forcibly usurping all other dialects has, at best, been overblown. I have worked in many places in China where local dialects are spoken even in official/educational capacities, and there is no punishment. However, there is a tendency to encourage speaking standard Mandarin Chinese in many contexts due to the fact that Chinese dialects differ so widely from place to place. This isn't like in the United States, where different dialects of English are pretty much all mutually intelligible. In China, it is exceedingly important for there to be one language everyone is fluent in, otherwise people won't be able to understand each other. The reason for the encouragement of Standard Mandarin is practical, and not this evil cartoonish motivation that many Western individuals love placing on China whenever they can, whether it's founded or not.

France did most of this checklist with their regional languages.

Balkan strategies definitely work, they used to speak Serbo-Croatian in Banja Luka but these days they only speak Serbo-Croatian.

Welsh went nearly all the way down the checklist, but still has a couple thousand speakers 100 years letters. Also you seem like the new Xidnaf

@prussiankingdom1693

Жыл бұрын

Similar to cajun French though not a entirely different language from French

china can't derogate their linguistic freedom clause because there are a lot of non-mandarin languages spoken in china (such as wu, or cantonese), and it would be just a political nightmare if all of their speakers felt that they were going to be uyghured.

アイヌイタｸ will get the greatest comeback.

Note, Brazil would also have to Annex Greenland to overthrow Danish.

On a less cultural genocide-y note, I am happy to see that education in a language can do a lot to promote it - I would assume even if it does not come at the expense of the other language. French Immersion is steadily growing in popularity in English Canada, which I think is a very good thing because historically in most of the country there have been a LOT of French speakers (Métis in my area for example), but at the moment there are not a lot outside Québec. So perhaps the whole education in a language thing can help de-overthrow a language here - I suppose time will tell. :)

Listening to this it’s like step for step what Britain did to Irish

This is a topic I'm very interested in for my own conlang project, which is a sort of dark reflection of Esperanto. With that project, I'm going for more of an Arabic or Turkish model of widespread language replacement.

@recurse

Жыл бұрын

@DropkicktheDecepticon it works like the mirror universe in Star Trek. However bad you think something is, it can always be worse if you strip out the idealism 😀

@recurse

Жыл бұрын

@DropkicktheDecepticon no, not really. Newspeak isn't really a conlang, it's a thought experiment on the use of language to warp thought and perception, which depends on certain base assumptions about how that would work in practice. Plus it's only a language for Oceania, not the whole world 😀. What's more interesting, in my opinion, is to look at language as a kind of a zero sum game and replicate historically-attested power driven processes of language replacement, only with a conlang instead of a natural language as the vehicle. I have a made-for-TV conlang winding up the lingua franca of an oligarchic global hegemony, set during the transition period towards wide-scale replacement of most natural languages.

@recurse

Жыл бұрын

@DropkicktheDecepticon no more so than the Arab conquests, for example... I was going more for distressing than depressing. Life has gone on. It's not incredibly different than the economics and systems of social control and the promotion of standard "national" languages in the 19th century. It just stomps all over stuff that we care about.

Even if you follow this list it won't always work. This is what happened in Poland during the partitions, when for over a hundred years there was no country of Poland and the respective regions were russificated and germanized and the Polish language was banned or prosecuted. But people kept their national identity and they kept teaching their children in secret, so after regaining of independence we can all speak Polish again.

@vladprus4019

Жыл бұрын

Also, having part of the language speakers in the area that allows for it's usage in publications (Austria in Polish case, also with Ukrainian case) makes situation much harder (well, used to since in modern day governments have way more methods of direct control than before).

This is basically what France has done with Catalan, Occitan, Basque, Bretón, Flemish and Franconian during the last hundred years, and what has pretended to do since the French Revolution

The Marquis of Pombal approves this video.

Step 9: The native speakers of the language you're trying to overthrow have now revolted and taken over your government, and now your language is endangered. Oops.

Ur constant and persistent jabs on Denmark are just 👌 - PS I have nothing against the Danish ppl I don't actually know any danish folk ( I assume that they are lovely simply due to the high scores Denmark receives in things like education and happiness, social mobility, etc) & also the sisters from there look 👌(based on the fan camera rolls I've seen whilst watching footie)

My family's language, Te Reo Maori, also almost went through this! However, it's sister languages: Mulihig, and Te Re Moriori are completely extinct.

Kazakhs taking notes rn

reminds me of how Spanish became pretty much unspoken in the Philippines in just a couple of generations (with the exception of some loan words and catchphrases), through the same US tactics done in Hawaii

Pretty much all this conditions applied in Catalonia under Franco

The partitions of Poland tried to do this to Polish and it still survived

@alexandrub8786

7 ай бұрын

Even in the Habsburg part?

watch out, Frenchies

What about remaining Danish speakers in Greenland?

Uighur language is still an official language of Xinjiang, school education is done in Uighur as well. Though the number of schools in Uighur is decreasing. I mean there are schools in Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Tajik and Mongol languages in Xinjiang. I'm not advocating for China, it's just not entirely true

The Ottomans tried basically everything with assimilating Albanians, but mountains are mountains.

This brings a lot of attention to an important issue but as someone from the Balkans I take issue with your characterization of ethnic cleansing as a "Balkan method" since the rest of Europe is rife with similar examples. I don't see why people associate these horrors with the Balkans; if the Balkans are to be singled out for anything it's that many governments were enthusiastic about following Western-made ethnostate blueprints. This sort of orientalism isn't needed.

You spelled overþrow wrong

Brazilian and linguist here. Don't worry about danish, we are already too busy ovethrowing our own indigenous languages 😢(and possibly reviving them yoo) check the work of the Linguist Wilmar D'angelis from the university of Campinas.

The scary part is that China is increasing its economic power in Europe in recent times…who know what that brings in the years to come… 2050…arrival to Paris, France and get greeted by some French people with “欢迎来到法国”

Well, a successfully invading military helps.

step 1: colonization step 2: colonization steps 3+: genocide just you wait, Denmark

Why do you say Wigger instead of /uj/ghur?

Thank God we live in a world where I can still speak the most beautiful language known to man: Danish F U Brazil!

You are forgetting that Greenland speaks Danish & Inuit. Nuuk has a university there. The Inuit Circumpolar Council would suddenly form a nation out of Nuuk & take over the Danish speaking hospital as well. Nanook would write the new national anthem. Those brothers speak both languages.... good luck Portugal against a viking inuit alliance lol!!!

Leaving aside the arguments surrounding whether Cajun French is a language in its own right rather than a dialect of French, the anglophones in the cities and Louisiana state government (“les américains” as the Cajuns in South Louisiana used to call them) gave French speakers there so much crap in the early 20th century and outlawed the language from government documents and schools, as also happened in many other ethnic enclaves during this time of forced assimilation which precipitated from other nationalistic world events of the time. It follows your formula almost exactly. Eerily. Down to the number of generations it takes to really disappear. Our grandparents could speak French and English. Our parents can understand French and speak English. Our generation cannot understand French. Sad

@blade7506

Жыл бұрын

it’s neither a dialect or separate language, it’s definitely French and they use a few different words from the languages around it. I can speak and understand basic French, and I understand Cajun French speakers with perfect clarity.

@sgt.mcgillicuddy2948

Жыл бұрын

@@blade7506 I agree completely. I think the language used TODAY by the young can be a little broken, and so people say it’s a pidgin with English. However, if it’s a mixed language, it’s only because recent native speakers are dwindling and so the young who learn as a 2nd language are using anglicismes as a crutch. My great grandparents spoke very good French, and they were Cajun

France doing that to every minority

As a Brazilian, I would be already happy if we recognized our indigenous languages as official languages... and maybe take control of Portugal for 300 years and make then speak Tupi and Guarani, just as small payback /jk

It’s actually very easy to overthrow a language, Icelandic is dying because of social media and not enough recognition of Icelandic. Even though Iceland is very isolated it’s still on the list of extinction. We have changed so many words that don’t need changing all because of English and only there was more Icelandic translation in media today the problem wouldn’t be as big.

So basically what the french did to occitan

Next Step:Pay Language Simp to make your language popular

Interesting, now lets see how does the US respects its native's languages and the native languages of Hawai.

Point 6 obviously worked like this in the 19th and early 20th century but not nowadays. Nowadays you will of cause keep it in an official status and show how much you care about it, by translating all name-of-village and similar signs into it and also host occasional culture festivals where people while experience the language next to "old fashion things nobody does anymore". This will make sure, you obfuscate your intended language murder. Of course in serious stuff like safety instructions, laws, court proceedings etc. you make sure that it is no longer used, but you argue by "its impractical because so few people speak it, etc.".

1:04 the WHAT language???

Break Through News has made some really good videos about Xinjiang. America would have provided a much better example in this situation, seeing as how we have actually killed so many. You kind of just glossed over that. Also, the USSR went out of its way to respect religious diversity. Inventing Reality and Manufacturing Consent are each books that more Americans and westerners should read. Rich people use the media to limit the ways that people look at any given situation. Hawaii didn't want to be part of the US. Rich Americans overthrew the monarchy and installed themselves as leaders, then asked to join the United States. I am sure you genuinely care about whatever you think China is up to, but I don't think you really have any control over what goes on there, but your own government is doing genuinely horrifying things for a really long time. We should probably worry more about that since that's the only situation we have any hope of changing.

@willjapheth23789

Жыл бұрын

So be more concerned about the past than the present? And Russofication was an issue in the USSR. You are polite for a China and USSR apologist, so props for that atleast.

@justinwatson1510

Жыл бұрын

@@willjapheth23789 who said anything about America's evils being only in the past? We are still murdering people for profit and subjugating racialized minorities.

@willjapheth23789

Жыл бұрын

@justinwatson1510 which language is purposely being destroyed in the US? China and the USSR did empire building even while they claimed to be anti imperialist. The US, China, and Russia are all guilty of doing what empires do, but the US is not doing anything on the scale of what China is doing in non Han areas of China, currently. Your whole point seemed to be let's ignore this blatant example of language colonialism because the US was guilty of it too, which was mentioned by the dude. The main language issues in the US currently are various xenophobic voters in the US, who may try to go after some languages. But for the most part the US has been trending towards a more culturally flexible society, whereas China is trending towards an enforced homogenized society.

@justinwatson1510

Жыл бұрын

@@willjapheth23789 how many indigenous languages were lost? The point I am trying to make is that we have no control over what happens in China, and we cannot trust the media to give us an honest description of what is happening. If you think I am exaggerating, please read Manufacturing Consent or ask your parents about WMDs.

@willjapheth23789

Жыл бұрын

@justinwatson1510 probably a decent amount throughout the Americas. You almost sound conservative with can't 'trust the MSM'. I'm aware there is an excess of anti China bias, but I recognize the Chinese state will do what's in their best interest, to them. Spreading the common dialect (mandarin) is in their best interest for control and economic efficiency. We know re-education camps happened in the US and Canada, it's not that hard to believe China is doing something similar to their cultural minorities. It's just how empires work, sometimes, depending on the rule class's culture. Sometimes, the ruling class does embrace pluralism as a means of forming unity, but that doesn't seem to be the case in China currently.

kablooey

some languages in malaysia is also dying, but not because of oppressive government. The government in the state with those dying languages didn't do anything to strengthen their culture until it's too late. Many youths are learning the national language and there are barely any attempt to popularize that language all over the state. The ONLY time they used ONE of those languages everywhere is during the election. Good job, guys.

My new language Finno-Japanese a i u e o k s t c n h p m j r v

without being sent to the international court of justice? Idk, let's ask Britain. They banned Welsh in schools until what, the 80s?

How can I get rid of french in Quebec

slide 69 lmao

According to your rules and timeline, Tibetan should be gone by now, but it isn't.

@inotmark

Жыл бұрын

@@ramanujsarkar Tibetan is severely interdicted by China and all signage must be in Chinese. In addition China is moving large numbers of ethnic chinese people into Tibet in order to attempt the annihilation of the natives by infinite dilution. Paradoxically it was the 'learn from the past' doctrine that allowed Tibetan culture to be commercialized after a long period of active destruction.

This channel reminds me of xidnaf lol

same process happened inside the so called "Han" Chinese too as the Mandarin speaking colonists took over and overthrown those indigenous "dialect"-speaking barbarians

Гэлло

9:06 kinda reminds me of israel...

@ovecka17

2 ай бұрын

not really. the only thing here, as far as i know, is the mass flooding of people and that was done mainly as refugees from the holocaust, many other ongoing genocides of jewish people, and mass expulsion of mizrahi jews in neighboring states (namely yemen) not tryna support israels occupation of gaza and the west bank, but this is simply not applicable. majority of signs and governmental things in israel are in both arabic and hebrew, there is plenty of arabic and palestinian media, and gaza and the west bank are still their own countries (although the settlements among other things are clear attempts to stop the existence of a palestinian state) connecting something bad as being reminiscent of israel when it really has nothing to do with what israel has been doing to palestine is kind of stupid, and makes it seem like you care more about just villifying and hating israel and israelis than you do about helping palestinians…

No Belarusian

Thank you very much! You should learn polish before it's too late.

Do not forget that to learn the language of the enemy is also an useful tactic. I plan on learning Arabic at some point for that strategic reason.

@EriniusT

2 жыл бұрын

fitting pfp lol

@Periwinkleaccount

2 жыл бұрын

Something I thought of that’s related is creating a dictionary company for abjads and then making it so the the vowels shown in the pronunciation are different for each individual dictionary made, causing millions of people to go crazy over which pronunciation Is correct. (This would work because vowels aren’t shown in abjad scripts)

@CheLanguages

2 жыл бұрын

@@Periwinkleaccount Interesting you say that. In official documents, sometimes Hebrew speakers change the spelling of certain words to avoid spies from decoding it. For example, the word for Israel, ישראל, might get spelt יסרעל because it sounds the same or even ייעסרל because they've just switched around the letters

@Periwinkleaccount

2 жыл бұрын

@@CheLanguages although, I was talking about most abjads.

France is by a wide margin more oprressive towards minority languages than China

@zhiar3052

Жыл бұрын

He is even oppresive towards its own dialects

Let’s reverse the English and make them speak cornish😂

Bro did I just watch a youtube tutorial video on how to do cultural genocide

Now do Arabic in Sweden

Why is overthrowing a language bad when China does is but OK when America does it?

@silphonym

Жыл бұрын

Who said it's OK?

@nyko921

Жыл бұрын

It isn't.

I support doing this to the German language but replace it with Japanese.

ukrainian on 0:27, funny to see it before the 24th of february love ya from kyiv, ukraine

Virgin replacing Danish with Portuguese vs. Chad replacing Danish with German.

@FlanPoirot

2 жыл бұрын

portuguese better, german is an insane language with weird word order and doesn't sound as good as portuguese

@toade1583

Жыл бұрын

The Danes already were doing that themselves in the 1500s.

Excuse me, I have a question sir. The Roma language checks almost every step of your process and yet the roma people still speak it. How come it's still alive and how do we oppress them better?

I mean, is it so bad for languages to die, the Uyghurs killed the Tocharian language and it didn't cause any problems in the long term.

Tatar tele meñgä yäşäsen!

4:22 the slavs have been russifying since before kievan rus even (rip meryan, murmon, meschera and the rest)