I think that learning minority languages in the UK is the most interesting because I was surprised that the UK has so many dying languages. This session made me think about Japan as well as the UK. We have many dialects in Japan; however, we do not really have minority languages unlike the UK. Minority languages in the UK. The 21st Century Encyclopeadia of British Culture.

In my last semester, I could have good class. It was first time to make blogs, and search UK, so I was able to learn lots of things about UK, and these are very interesting for me. In addition to this, I think the zemi trip was very good experience for me.

How To Protect Minority Languages. There used to be lots of minority groups and they used to speak their own language. However, fewer people speak those minority languages nowadays. Moreover, a few of them, Cornish. On the other hand, speaking of Welsh. How can we encourage other minority languages to revive like welsh? There are some ideas;. 12539;Giving people a lot of information about minority languages, using the mass media.

This semester is very good for me to know about Britain and I really enjoyed this class. Minority Languages of the UK. There are some minority languages of the UK, for example Gealic, Manx, Cornish, Welsh.

I thought that people all of the world should important own culture including minority languages. Also, there is the second longest place name in the world in Wales. These languages are classified into Celtic languages. According to the 2004 Welsh Language Use Survey. Finally, I would lik.

I learned about UK in this semester. In UK, there are many different points each scene. For example, educational system, foods culture. Working class is cleaner or electricians. Now, I want to go to UK and I want to go to Oxbridge.

Haka dance is considered as one of identities of the New Zealand people. 8220;what do you know about New Zealand? 8221;, Haka dance may be mentioned. Here I would like to talk about.

I learned about UK in this semester. I had been to UK two years ago. So this class remind me of the lovely memories in UK. UK have great traditional culture, background, and society. I really want to visit to UK once more. Class is still a staple part of UK for us. 8221; British class system is very different to other country. I really enjoyed this class, and this class improved my English skills. Thank you all of my zemi friends and Simon.

Everybody knows that English is offiial language in Britain. However, there are some minority languages there; for example, Gaelic. Manx is spoken in the Isle of Man. This had been disappeared for 30 years because the last native speaker, Ned Maddrell, died in 1974, however, some people has revived again and now the speakers are slowly increasing. This is spoken in Scotland and Ulster in Ireland.