International Mother Language Day: Languages we may lose soon
Mang Pru Marma, 78, from Kranchipara of Bandarban’s Alikadam upazila, is among the last seven speakers, all of whom are elderly, of Rengmitcha language.
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Mang Pru Marma, 78, from Kranchipara of Bandarban’s Alikadam upazila, is among the last seven speakers, all of whom are elderly, of Rengmitcha language.
The nation is set to observe "Amar Ekushey", Language Martyr's Day (Shaheed Day) and International Mother Language Day tomorrow, marking the supreme sacrifice of the language heroes for upholding the dignity of mother tongue Bangla
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Language Martyrs’ Day is observed on February 21 every year and is dedicated to honouring the sacrifices of those who fought for their language.
The nation is set to observe the Language Martyr's Day (Shaheed Day) and the International Mother Language Day on Tuesday, marking the supreme sacrifice of the language heroes for upholding the dignity of mother tongue Bangla. The day will also be observed around the world as the UNESCO recognised the Ekushey February as the International Mother Language Day on 17 November