I agree! Just on this point, however!
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The spelling looks more like something Scandinavian... the writer is trying way too hard...e.g. "Jamiekan" which I would pronounce " Jah-mee-can" which is not the way we say it... the author should just follow standard phonetics as you point out and maybe write "Jah-mi.yea-cyan" or even " joo-may-kan" or even "jum-ay-kan". All those double and triple "eyes" are a bit too much.
WHat a can of worms... by the way what ever happened to ebonics? or esperanto? the latter which I actually tried to learn in the 70s.
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Who is arguing that Patois should not be the language for global business interaction ??
The question is are you going to utilize the local language to communicate knowledge and concepts or are you going to continue to force down their throats a Foreign language that the bulk of patois speakers are not familiar with ?
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Originally posted by Maudib View PostWho is arguing that Patois should not be the language for global business interaction ??
The question is are you going to utilize the local language to communicate knowledge and concepts or are you going to continue to force down their throats a Foreign language that the bulk of patois speakers are not familiar with ?
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Please indicate where the stress is on teaching patois ?
The key issue is communicating information and concepts in the most effective way possible given the existing situation.
I suspect however before one can properly teach in Patois you must first arrive at a standard and propogate such standard.. oral and written..
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