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what is importance of language and popular tradition of the creation of national identity

aayush Thurs 03/07/08 11:37

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vehelpfulguy
Thurs 03/07/08
12:01

It always makes me laugh when you get one of these "homework" questions.

The student has no idea what the question is actually asking, so instead of paraphrasing it to look like a genuine question, they just copy it word for word.

In fact the sentence does not make sense and I think they have left out a word - "the" - so it should start with "what is the importance...."

squarebear
Fri 04/07/08
10:46

i wud say langwidge is pretti importtant so we kan undrstnd wot we r sayin 2 each otha. Ope that elps u wiv ur homewrk.

jonesytwotwo
Fri 04/07/08
20:51

Well language is communication, for a start. But I think national id evolves.

Steve.5
Sat 05/07/08
01:14

hello aayush, take no notice of the so called smart arses.

The importance of language is being able to communicate with each other in ones own environment, a national identity can be formed by an outbreak of civil unrest or war (jingoism)

your on your own now

squarebear
Sat 05/07/08
22:16

With all due respect, surely any clown realises why we need language?

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