THE PRIDE OF SPEAKING TAROK
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We say ''we Are proudly tarok'' but forgetting that our strength does not lie only in the blood we share but in the dialet we speak. I'tarok is not just a language we speak but a weapon that intimidate the enemy.
It is indeed disheartening that the dialet we speak is going to extinct. What will become of i'tarok in the nearest future since those that claim to be stakeholders, decision makers can't teach their children how to speak tarok. Hidding under the impression of the so-called civilization therefore, limiting their children to the language of the westerners (English). And not giving attention to make the tarok litterature.
Gone are those days that not minding your location on the spheres of this world, a parent teaches his child to communicate fluently in tarok. But in our contemporary society, parents find it a difficultl thing to teach their children the pride, strength and unity that comes with speaking tarok.
With bitterness, i write to encourage you to learn and teach your children TAROK.
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