Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@0relicsofpast0 says : It's so very frustrating inGermany or Korea in other countries have their own native language.And it's their own name , but an africa is french in english in a bunch of others that need to stop>> <<@jay6667 says : I like this. It might lead to names from the Senegalese languages easily accessible in other languages such as English.>> <<@evelynejeka7182 says : Imagine a president of Ivory coast having a white woman, Humiliation to the whole country.>> <<@booboo-jn7ug says : The white men did not have any problem translating their Bible 100% into African languages, right?>> <<@OusmaneLy-cv5nd says : ❤❤❤ Big up our big broo zack ur doing a fantastic job, God bless black Lion🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳the sunlight the défender of m❤m❤ ❤fric❤>> <<@rubicon1004 says : ❤❤❤❤>> <<@bbbl67 says : Just a cautionary tale from another part of the world, the Indian subcontinent. After India & Pakistan got their independence from Britain in 1947, Pakistan tried this experiment of not recognizing English anymore, but then they found that they ran into problems about which local language gets precedence. That eventually lead to Pakistan splitting up and one part became Bangladesh. So sometimes it's better to adopt the colonizer's language, just as a bridge language between all of the other languages.>> <<@celestf2975 says : We have the same problem in Haiti>> <<@Sibariafay says : ❤>> <<@shabaka4555 says : 🦁 ❤ 🔥 RESPECT BROTHER ZACK!! WE'VE ALWAYS CALLED IT SENE-GAMBIA!! UNITE AND SPEAK YOUR AFRIKAN LANGUAGE!! SENEGAL 🇸🇳 UNITE AFRIKA IS WAKING- UP AND BREAKING THE CHAINS OF IMPERIALISM AND NEO-COLONIALISM!! SENEGAL 🇸🇳 UNITE WITH THE A.E.S!! AFRIKAN IS THE BEST LANGUAGE!! 🦁 ❤ 🔥>> <<@cedricharris-v2r says : Next they will boycott fish and chips>> <<@sistaluv1357 says : I agree with the President of Senegal. Thanks for sharing.>> <<@jamasian says : Nah, the Europeans did not "bring" Christ to Africans. Some Africans already had Him and were familiar with Him. China absolutely has and is continuing to learn and use English. You should definitely understand your culture and heritage but you should be certain to take advantage of what is successful for present day.>> <<@roxannebellille5553 says : Senegal made the best decision! 👏👍 We need to focus on our African culture and teach our language.>> <<@yvonnejames9420 says : SAME SUH ;ONE AFRICA ;AFRICANS UNITE 🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪>> <<@AGirlNamedVan says : West Africa shows us how it should be done,❤>> <<@wakhdeugrek3753 says : Im still waiting for us to get rid of that useless.. but as a Senegalese I have not heard this news yet.. what I heard from the new government is kids are going to start learning english in elementary school now.. Hopefully in a few years, we stop using that useless language.>> <<@sergio4740 says : Je suis toujours étonné des gens qui veulent réinventer la roue. Les pays qui ont renoncé à une langue officielle "internationale" dominante chez eux du type "français" ou "anglais", pour opter pour leur langue nationale sont en général revenus à la langue internationale pour des raisons pratiques. Singapour par exemple a promu ses 3 langues nationales et avait le malais comme langue officielle, mais l'anglais a fini par s'imposer comme langue officielle parce que plus pratique. On peut donc promouvoir les langues nationales pour les maintenir en vie et en même temps utiliser une langue officielle internationale si elle était déjà largement en usage. Le deuxième exemple probant c'est le Maroc pour lequel j'ai une admiration sans borne parce qu'il a su se moderniser hors de tout dogmatisme. Ce pays avait imposé l'arable comme langue dans tout l'enseignement du primaire à l'universitaire. A la pratique, il en est revenu au français (et à l'anglais) pour l'enseignement supérieur. Pourquoi le Sénégal ne ferait-il pas comme ces pays qui ont réussi : maintenir la langue officielle en usage et enseigner aussi la langue nationale ? L'ennui c'est que les nouveaux dirigeants sénégalais ont des priorités étranges : bavarder beaucoup, voyager, s'agiter au lieu de s'attaquer aux problèmes économiques du pays en combattant la corruption. S'ils cherchent un exemple à suivre tout près de chez eux, je leur conseille la démarche pragmatique de Ibrahim TRAORE du Burkina Faso qui agit pour le bien commun, donc pour le peuple.>> <<@kulemusa9967 says : Nothing fascinates me than discussing or learning African culture(s). I feel attached and compelled to learn beyond my own. We (Africa) are a rich community>> <<@AlexSrouji says : All of Africa should kick out the western usurper from their lands. No more French, British, Germans, Americans, Canadians....OUT !!!! AFRICA FOR AFRICANS!!>> <<@mysightofthings says : Senegal doesn’t matter, The Gambia, which sits within its borders, does. People are so undereducated. When Gambia and Senegal unite back together, then we should understand why speaking a world language is just as important as your native tongue. French is NOT a world language, but rather a language of combat>> <<@anthonyrab9468 says : You are a country when you have the same language. You become a "nation" when you have your own language.>> <<@Changamira says : This is after visiting France 100 times a year for afternoon tea, and rubbing shoulders with the west to host the youth Olympics. I still don't trust this flip flop leader. Let him also leave Ecowas, abandon the CFA, join AES and relieve Senegal of foreign influence. Then i will begin to believe he has had a pro African change of heart.>> <<@crazychaba9816 says : 05:48 Its funny you mention South Africa because even the name South africa is a Colonizer name. If you look at most the neighbouring countries Botswana,Lesotho and Eswatini they use Native names. Its very present in both former french and british colonized countries. The only thing i hate about South Africa is the name,Eswatini used to be called Swaziland but they fixed it. Also I feel like there is no point in making a native language an official language if 1.Official/government documents arent written in it. 2.If it is not taught in school. 3. If exams are not written in it. Look at countries like China,Japan,Korea,Turkey and Russia they do everything in their native language. We have embassies for all those 5 countries in my country and when you apply for a scholarship its mandated that you will spend 1 year there learning their language before you can start your course.>> <<@Shadowyartsdirty3 says : Congradulations Senegal. It brings me great joy to see Africa putting it's own languages first.>> <<@TholeLetus says : African countries must learn Swahili for the whole of Africa>> <<@josephparker7127 says : Although French is the language of the colonizer (and I know of the brutality of France), it is still a very important language for global communication. Indigenous languages and French can be taught simultaneously.>> <<@e.m.k.2018 says : Let us embrace swahili it's a bantu integrated lingua>> <<@okelloisaac1744 says : Brother this is very important, we spend more time learning something that doesn’t benefit us, in US , UK and other parts of the world 🌍 they teach their children in their own language but not in Africa it’s really saddening>> <<@cocoalfaridah5831 says : Language is the problem? 😂😂😂 escape boat>> <<@morrisgreen6863 says : This is a great opportunity for Sub-Sarah Africa to choose a language they all agree will be spoken across Sub-Sarah Africa.>> <<@paulooliveirasantos5503 says : Finally, we are waking up in Africa. Viva, OUR MOTHER TONGUE.>> <<@inezjones-h1f says : Speaking like yts probably are lying ...lol>> <<@AlagieSaidy-rj3lm says : Very good ❤>> <<@jonathannestor6557 says : Not just Senegal and in Haiti to and a lot of us Haitians we’re don’t like the language French and most of us in Haiti we only speak Creole but in school we have to speak French>> <<@soweseringmodousowe2719 says : We love wolof language in senegal ❤❤❤ France degage colonial vampire virus degage>> <<@samuelkirko1877 says : ❤😂🎉🎉🎉 I'm very very proud of Ur suggestions on this video.good job>> <<@ctj2534 says : Amen and Amen. Take back our identity>> <<@tamjansan1154 says : There is a reason why colonisers find important to replace native languages. They are root connecting us to our ancestors and history, which they try to erase from our collective memory .>> <<@tamjansan1154 says : Bravo Senegal!!!>> <<@afelder2363 says : Read the bible bro. Is all I can say. It ain't a quick read though.>> <<@ProfesionalVideoWatcher says : French can always be a secondary language but not primary Look at China First is mandarin the english>> <<@jabiraxmed7898 says : Speak swahili and local language>> <<@ManzeChoublak1804 says : We still have the same stupidity in former English colonies.>> <<@mta1 says : Ce genre de discours en anglais et en survet Puma qui plus est avec une tronche de repris de justice... Ridicule ! Je suppose que c'est l'Oncle Sam qui est derrière vous ?>> <<@mta1 says : Vous bossez pour qui au juste ? Désolé mais vous n'êtes pas crédible.>> <<@pierremarckenley945 says : This generation understands and has started to wake up.>> <<@iskindersam7834 says : About time African countries take back their mother tongue>> <<@tgmbtgmb1017 says : hi Zack, i've made a comment on your post about Guy Marius Sagna, senegal next president. do a research on this video 👉 "They Beat Up ECOWAS Official In Togo "On President's Order," Guy Marius Sagna." you should do a video on this man, a pan africanist and a freedom fighter.>> <<@humblebee1150 says : Just like Haiti>>