The different language used in Myanmar and how languages affects to the unity of society. There are 11 countries in Southeast Asia that they have different languages and can divided into 5 family languages which are Tai-Kadai , Austronesian , Austroasiatic , Hmong – mien , Sino – Tibetan. In this case I will describe about Myanmar, their official language is Burmese and that related to Sino-Tibetan and other ethnic groups in Myanmar have their own languages about 85 languages because they have more than 100 ethnic groups. For education and media are used Burmese because the largest ethnic group of Myanmar or can called Burmans are used Burmese in their daily life. Around 80% population speaks in Burmese which is the only one official language of …show more content…
They are acquire from the South of India. Most of the formed words used in Myanmar language are loaned from other languages. All of these were acquired from the many different conquerors and colonizing parties that have plunged in Myanmar. It can’t also be refuse that other countries known Myanmar as a part of the overland route from China to India, different words and languages were taught or just passed to the natives. The government of Myanmar is also using Burmese language as official language but it does not use to all local peoples or minority groups. so, they to use any of the many prevailing Myanmar language selections or dialects. According to Myanmar’s 1974 constitution, “if necessary the language of the national race concerned may be used." That explains why Myanmar language has boomed to 111 selections, a number that is too many for just a very small population. Burmese are used in education, media, business and administration and to communication within ethnic groups. Moreover, English as second language of Myanmar because Myanmar was colonized by British . so, that English are influence to Myanmar. However, languages are the most importance to communicate between peoples
32. Indo-European languages- Many languages of Europe, southwest Asia, and India had similar vocabulary and grammar structure. The only explanation for these languages to be so similar is that a descendent of these Indo-European languages spoke the same tongue. 33.
Furthermore, Anzaldua listed the eight different languages that are spoken in her community to let the readers imagine what it sounds like to live there. She also lists all eight of the languages because they are all used there and there are some people in the community that speak more than just one of the languages. Living in a community that has many different languages being spoken can be difficult when trying to speak to someone since you have no idea what language they
Even though the dialects spoken by Central and Eastern Roma subgroups and individual clans differ greatly in terms of vocabulary, they all belong to Romani, the general Roma language. Romani developed out of Hindi but has been independent from Indian languages ever since. It has never been standardised and hence does not possess any common written form. As descendants of an Indian cast which main line of work were entertainment services,
In her writing, Tan often describes her experiences as the child of Chinese immigrants, growing up in northern California and living in American culture. Tan explains how she has learned to embrace the many Englishes her mother speaks and how her background has also caused her to have different Englishes. While others classify her mother's English as "broken" she finds no fault in it. In Tan's view, just because something is broken does not necessarily mean that it is in need of fixing. In her essay, author Amy Tan addresses the connections between languages and cultures in describing the different Englishes her mother uses.
Out of Breath Becoming accustomed to a new language is difficult, especially when it is not one’s primary language. Amy Tan, the author of “Mother Tongue” went through this same situation. Tan’s mother had a hard time with the way she spoke English because no one seemed to understand what she wanted to convey. Amy Tan uses her story as a way to let the audience know about how language can lead people to be prejudice, connect people, change perception and open new doors in life.
Burmese Pythons Have you ever seen a Burmese pythons? It’s a good thing if you haven’t! They have destroyed the Florida everglades. People has actually had these animals as pet!
This was because they wanted to have their native language be the language of the country. Between the competition, fighting, and killing, all of these factors contributed to start the
Language plays an important role in one’s culture. Not only is it used for every day communication, it is also used to pass down stories in some cultures. In The Latehomecomer, the language difference between the Hmong and Americans causes problems for the Yang family. However, the Hmong language is very important to their people. They use it to pass down stories, which is an important part of their culture.
Swizzling around the Everglades, the Burmese Python stretches to be one of the five biggest snake species in the world, and are captivated because of their beautiful color and pattern on their scales. Because of their beautiful scales and patterns they show, people captivate them as pets, but they end up releasing them into the wild. The presence of Burmese pythons is changing the Everglades. Not only can the appearance and outer look of the Burmese Python change the Everglades, but the general size and its natural survival ways also changing the Everglades. Burmese Pythons are the largest snakes in the world.
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(Tan 84). Peoples' communicating leads to the spread of different ideas. Language connects societies figuratively and literally. Culture and language influence people extensively which allow people to be susceptible to miscommunication when a barrier is too vast. Familial relationships disrupt from language barriers.
Even though it has been over sixty years since Myanmar was imperialized, remnants of the outcome of imperialism can still be well observed. The language, the clothing, the infrastructures all have been affected by imperialism. These effects may deceive people into thinking that imperialism was all sunshine and rainbows but in reality, imperialism brutally destroyed the different aspects of a country. Imperialism impacted societies in countless negative ways. It led to slave trade which then led to social discrimination around the world.
English comes from West-Germanic branch of Germanic in Indo-European family of languages. English was influenced by French, Latin, and Scandinavian. The brief historical background of the two languages show that they are not connected and their history are different. Because of that, there are quite a lot of differences between English and Malay language especially in terms of grammar.
Who are we? What forms one's identity? Language is a important element of culture and culture is known to be crucial definer of one's identity. Language connects people to a certain identity and allows them to communicate their ideas and values to themselves and the world... In other words language is important as it allows people to express their thoughts as well as beliefs.
In the social life, language and society are two things that support each other. It is impossible if there is society without language and there is language without society, because language is a device to communicate one to another (Adam J.H, 1982; 3). There is the study to organize between language and the society that is called sociolinguistics.