From the Jamaica Gleaner -- Just challenging those who keep harping on the fact that our Jamaican Patois is difficult to read, and those others wringing their hands over the high illiteracy statistics. Follow me carefully: Consider the fact that children communicate in some language form before, somewhere around age six, they begin to learn the rules to read or write that same language through exercises where they also listen and communicate with others.
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Posted by Langorang on 2008-11-15 01:31:24
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