Celebrate Language | International Mother Language Day - UNESCO

Today we join a diverse group of students from all over the globe in celebration of International Day of Mother Tongue. Speaking one's native language, coming from the heart brings authenticity and freedom of expression. Different cultures, different languages all come together through one common interest, love for the African bush.
UNESCO believes in the importance of cultural and linguistic diversity for sustainable societies. It is within its mandate for peace that it works to preserve the differences in cultures and languages that foster tolerance and respect for others.
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[@barbarasimkins3862]

Awed and humbled by these students. I didn't know that South Africa had 11 official languages. Canada has 2 and we can't get that right. Kudos to South Africa.

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Diversity in South Africa, it is so amazing how every province has different languages to offer. We are indeed a rainbow nation, thank you for watching this video.

[@Love_u_Bangladesh]

loe from Bangladesh

[@darcymiller9308]

I would love JP to teach Wildearth viewers words, phrases of local languages. I love when he speaks of culture of the locals.

[@EcoTraining]

That is a great idea, it is important for us to learn at least a few words of each language.

[@tarekulamin9860]

বাংলাদেশ ❤

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