The Future and Role of Language

The transcript is a poetic exploration of a language that runs through the streets of a city, embodying pride, rebellion, and resilience. It highlights the emotional and cultural significance of the language, its roots in France with American influences, and its role in expressing identity and resistance. The text calls for the language to be defended, shared, and loved, emphasizing its importance to the community and its enduring legacy.

What is the language described as in the introduction?

• A peaceful mediator

• A vibrant and rebellious entity

• A silent observer

• A forgotten relic

How does the language express tenderness?

• With soft and gentle words

• By using complex vocabulary

• By remaining silent

• Through loud proclamations

What role does the language play in moments of resistance?

• It remains neutral

• It provides soothing comfort

• It encourages silence

• It offers words that resist

What is necessary to preserve the language?

• Speaking it as best as possible

• Ignoring it

• Only using it in formal settings

• Keeping it a secret

Who should the language be made appealing to?

• Only the younger generation

• Only the older generation

• People from everywhere

• Only the local community

What does the language help to name?

• Famous personalities

• Foreign lands

• The country

• Historical events

How is the language described in terms of music?

• It is a monotonous tune

• It breaks silence with music

• It is a quiet whisper

• It is silent

What is the hope for the language's future?

• That it becomes forgotten

• That it becomes exclusive

• That it remains alive and remembered

• That it changes completely

What is the relationship between the language and the city?

• The language is the heart of the city

• They are unrelated

• The city ignores the language

• The language is a burden to the city

What is the repeated wish for the language?

• That it never dies or is forgotten

• That it is only spoken by a few

• That it becomes a global language

• That it becomes more complex