Demonstrating Language Fluidity and Adaptation

Oral traditions showcase the ways Indigenous languages adapt over time, with words evolving in meaning or gaining new connotations based on shifting cultural narratives. Examining these changes through stories helps linguists track the dynamism and resilience of Indigenous vocabulary.

Oral traditions showcase the ways Indigenous languages adapt over time, with words evolving in meaning or gaining new connotations based on shifting cultural narratives. Examining these changes through stories helps linguists track the dynamism and resilience of Indigenous vocabulary.

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