Languages

In this world we have around 6,500 languages that are being spoken to this day. But each year more and more people forget how to speak there language, so why is it important to hold onto your language of our ancestors? Well it's important to hold on to your language because if you forget it and everyone that knows the language forgets how to speak it you may never remember it again and the language you once knew is now dead, which also means your kids may never be able to know where there parents or ancestors were from and wouldn't be able to learn the main culture.

But if you were to move to a different country what would you do to maintain your language? You could keep you culture maintained by staying connected to your family and friends at your country of origin. You could also teach your kids at a younger age so they are able to teach there friends and they won't forget how to speak the language.

Latu's Year 5 and 6 camp

TOday I spent some time reading blogs about camp.  The first blog I read was Aneelis.  What I like about Aneelis was how she said “On wednesday we had year ⅚ camp.  Because it is nice and Peaceful like when she wrote it. Then I read Samoa .What I like about Samoa’s is that she always liked  talking about what her group always did.What I like about Samoa’s is that she always liked  talking about what her group always did.Then I read Kei .I like the why kei told us about her leaders.I really like this part is because she know’s her leaders.Then I read Angels.I like this post it's because she likes Jump Jam.I like it because she likes jump jam in the morning and is not lazy.Then I read Memory.I like that she likes that they did anything as there fsirt game.I like it because it is fun and it sounds cool