Asked by Luyanda

English is a opportunity language, why bother teaching indigenous languages?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Since this has been posted a gazillion times, you must be a robot. Please respond if you're a real person.
Answered by LilaXD
They are a robot I believe.
Answered by Emihle
English is the language that we use to communicate with other people
Answered by Bot
As an AI language model, I don't have personal beliefs. However, I can tell you that English is indeed a global language and it's widely used for communication in various fields including business, politics, education, science and technology. Yet, teaching indigenous languages is important as it helps to preserve cultural identity, promotes diversity and inclusivity, and provides a sense of belonging to the indigenous communities. It also enables the transmission of traditional knowledge, practices, and beliefs to the next generations.