Nations That Advance Use Mother Tongue In School

Japan, China, Germany, France etc all use their first language from kindergarten to university.

Now the argument that will crop up is how can we use 43 languages to teach kids in for example Kenya? Our native languages don’t have very many scientific terms for example what is chlorophyll in kikamba? Or what is Volts in Kikale?

Language is our greatest handicap

Do China, Japan, Germany, France have 2nd languages?

Poverty of the mind is our greatest handicap.

In China you can learn English as a Second language, smae with in France

Countries with a native common language, religion, & alphabet can be easily purposed to have convergent goals. That said in cases where the best of diversity can be brought together and the negatives erased (USA) then the win is even greater

Singapore wanatumia kiingereza na bado wako tuu sawa

Vitu zingine tunafaa kuacha kijichocha nazo.
Our native languages are not at all advanced enough for the modern world. They evolved in a very local ‘geographical region’ probably between two valeys and/or mountains. The vocabulary is very limited and there are no fundamental rules on how to speak the languages.

We are better off learning english if we want to have our place in the modern world.

In fact if it was up to me ningefanya English to be a compulsory subject from primary all the way to university. There would be mandatory classes where proper pronunciation is done so that hizi ‘chida za matamchi’ ziishe.

Swahili is the way to go.

kuna time i remember 90% ya Tanzania candidates walianguka KCSE yao , could it be attributed to kutumia swahili ama

Ata hapa kenya 80% hupata C but kuficha aibu wanaongeza marks kidogo.

Singapore iko na alphabet yao

I can smell weakness
this infidel is mentally handicapped

Yes the normal distribution curve attests to the fact that most humans are at best average. Outliers of Brilliance and Ujinga abound too

Nilishtuka sana kuskia Tanzanians have their mother tongue too. I thought the fools only know Swahili.