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Storytelling: A Means to Revitalize a Disappearing Language and Culture in Northeast Thailand (Isan)
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Direct linkTossa, Wajuppa – Knowledge Quest, 2008
Throughout much of northeast Thailand (Isan), Lao is the dominant local language. Today, however, central and official Thai is rapidly becoming the dominant language throughout Isan. It is feared that Thailand may become monocultured and its citizens may lose their diversity in languages and culture. In this article, the author describes a…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Thai, Sino Tibetan Languages, Language Dominance
