Many native communities are abandoning their native tongues in favor of English, Mandarin, French, or Spanish. This is due to the globalized age. Rymer views English language dominance as something that is causing the disappearance of many traditional aboriginal languages worldwide. In an increased globalized world remote places are no longer protected by national borders or boundaries from the languages that dominate. Many parents of tribal villages are encouraging the youth to move to remote areas where the language will be preserved and used daily. Russ uses Tuvan people as an example of aboriginal people who still speak their traditional languages amongst each other in hopes to keep their language survival strong. Russ notes that the Tuvan people feel a stronger connection through the practice of their language as it makes them feel an altering in their ‘worldview and …show more content…
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