Academic Leadership: The Online Journal
Article Title
The Language Policy and Practice of Tanzania and Singapore: What Lessons for Nigeria, Africa.
Abstract
Language makes a people. If a language is lost, the identity of the race is lost. Language is a universal concept and there is no society in the world where language is not used for communication. Many linguists have defined language as a means of communicating, ideas, thoughts, emotions and information, among others. The human race is imbued with the gift of verbal language, apparently, intelligible language for communication. There are other types of communication like the signs, symbols, gesticulations, braille for the blind and other non verbal communication media.
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Fasanami, Olufunson
(2010)
"The Language Policy and Practice of Tanzania and Singapore: What Lessons for Nigeria, Africa.,"
Academic Leadership: The Online Journal: Vol. 8:
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4, Article 69.
DOI: 10.58809/UYVS7306
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