Aug 1, 2024
Understanding the Evolution of Early American Languages
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Understanding the Evolution of Early American Languages
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“i have to admit,
when i see someone speaking/signing a language that i don’t speak or sign,
i get a little desirous,
like,
i just want to be able to experience whatever you’re experiencing while achieving so,
all those little inside jokes that are unable to be translated,
you know,
it feels like i am missing out;
i am missing out of something beautiful,
something significant,
something worthwhile,
and something heavenly.
but at the same time i am experiencing an euphoric state — i just can’t explain it.”
— missing out
Topic day # 93: Language Maps IX: The Americas
Here: Indigenous languages of Mexico
A new film could be a vehicle for saving a dying American Indian tongue.