Belajar Bahasa Daerah
from Shona Mikir Hosted by Shonanar Rohman
Budaya melahirkan begitu banyak produknya, salah satunya adalah bahasa daerah. Namun, patut disayangkan bahwa bahasa daerah tak lagi menjadi primadona, ia sedikit demi sedikit terkikis, beberapa diantaranya punah. Ironi. Lestari adalah solusi, lestari adalah energi agar bahasa daerah tegak berdiri. Caranya? tentu saja dengan senantiasa mempelajarinya.
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