Mongolians protest China's plan to replace Mongolian with Mandarin in schools | DW News

[@18utkb]

Wow, so there are more Mongolians in China then there are Mongolians in Mongolia?

[@chinadollfmd]

CCP believes in cultural genocide.

[@amei653]

@@黄婷婷-y6w wow tell me more

[@obsidianstatue]

@@amei653 Mongolians uses the Slavic Cyrillic alphabet used in Russia, while ethnic Mongolians due to care and cultural preservations of the Chinese government retained their Mongolian script. which is ironic to see outter mongolians having jumping into the argument.

[@ashna3045]

@@amei653 mongolians abandoned their own language decades ago. So m a bit confused for their actions right now.

[@vivida7160]

@@黄婷婷-y6w Using the Cyrillic script doesn't make you "speak" Russian just like using the Latin script doesn't make you a Latin speaker. Mongolian is the official language of Mongolia.

[@arriuxan]

Why is there so many foreigners, talking about Mongolia as if they know everything that is happening here? The thing is that we don’t talk in Russian language, we only use the cyrillic alphabet, because we were forced by the Soviet Union decades ago. It has been only 30 years since we have changed the government system and we have been trying to implement our national transcript as our main alphabet, as all the students must take the Mongolian language and transcript test to enroll in universities, and after year 2025, the mongolian transcript will be used as the primary alphabet and every news, media will be written in our alphabet. Secondly, we are supporting our people, and there is nothing wrong with it.🤷🏻‍♀️

[@arriuxan]

Dogshiin We will be using both cyrillic and the traditional mongolian alphabet. I think there is not much of a chance of us switching to english though.

[@kendy.online]

Dogshiin ENGLISH LETTERS???? HAHAH IM LAUGHING SO HARD hshdhdjeji NO ITS LATIN. ITS. LATIN.

[@hadrianuscaesare4918]

It's nice to hear that you will come back to your native script

[@joaomalveira1839]

Im brazilian , and i agree with you .

[@Bukkawarnis]

@@dogshiin it is called LATIN, not English letters. And Mongolia should carry on throwing Cyrillic to the rubbish bin and use only the traditional.

[@booksforkids331]

Mongolian language must be native language in Mongolian school, not foreign language.

[@DucaTech]

They're talking about Inner Mongolia, China. Not outer Mongolia (or Actual Mongolia). The actual Mongolia is using Russian Cyrillic alphabets, but they're protesting about Inner Mongolia, which part of Chinese territory. Back in Qing Dynasty, all of Mongolia was part of the Manchu dynasty. Russia in 19th century forced the Qing to cede half of Mongolia to them. During the Soviet Union times, Mongolians in outer Mongolia were using Cyrillic (Russian alphabets) up to until now. Inner Mongolia were allowed to use their native Mongolia Script. So actually, China preserved their culture, unlike Soviet Russia. Also, there are more Mongolians living inside of Inner Mongolia, China than the actual Mongolia itself.

[@TAIWAN_PROVINCE_CHINA]

Why you write in English? Just use your native language, and explain this to us.

[@Elitecommando501]

@@TAIWAN_PROVINCE_CHINA right? Hypocrite chicoms

[@bayaraa13]

@@TAIWAN_PROVINCE_CHINA why r u reading in english. why dont u use ur chinese to read it?

[@bayaraa13]

@@DucaTech local people have right to have their ethnic language and culture. thats why. mongolians will help mongolians because it doesnt bound by border but bound by blood thats why.

[@sergelenomo4840]

I can understand why you guys are judging us(Mongolians) for replacing our script to Cyrillic. But that doesn't mean we can't support Southern Mongolians to keep their language and script. Because culture is human right. We love our language and Mongolian script.And many of us can actually read and write in Mongolian scrpit. We just don't use it that often.That's why our goverment is trying to use both Mongolian script and Cyrillic script together. Lastly, Cyriilic is not only Russian script and using it doesn't make you russian speaker.

[@Benjamin-085]

sergelen omo you know that Mongolia switched their script to the mongol script right? It’s now official that they use it

[@MinhNguyen-ff6xf]

I agree that the Cyrillic script isn’t a Russian thing. The writing was invented by saints Cyril and Methodius from Thessalonica, Eastern Roman Empire. The Slavs later adopted the Cyrillic writing for for their Old Slavonic language. Then, the Soviet created Slavic Mongolian in order to make a more comprehensible version of Mongolian language

[@lippo4844]

@@Benjamin-085 he is mongoliana nd me too. The traditional mongolian needs to me mantained in his last country. They don't have to make the same mistake as us.

[@李雨軒-q9i]

People who live in Mongolia speak Slavic Mongolian but Mongolian in China speak Mongolian. This world is so crazy！

[@李雨軒-q9i]

I cant understand Mongolian who use slavic language to protest against inner Mongolia‘s laws. The traditional Mongolian which is formed by Genghis Khan. However the area where him born just only speak Russian. If you want to fight against it，Just think about who your ancestors were！

[@Supermariocrosser]

Funny how this starts when the Mulan movie comes out.

[@Ardourz]

Mulan wasnt even Han. Chinese copied it from Xianbei people which is ironic because Xianbeis are proto mongols lol

[@12vtbfx37]

@@Ardourz Mulan wasnt even Han? haha

[@themiddlekingdom9121]

@John Smith 100 percent correct stated, people in the world need to learn Chinese and English....these two major languages are going to be major spoken languages in the world in the future.

[@goodgirlemma]

John Smith im sorry to hear you say Mongolian language is not important. By copying your point of view, why not everyone on earth only speak english and give up other languages? mandarin chinese is on the top 2 only, stop wasting time on it. reply from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 speaking cantonese mandarin english and french

[@goodgirlemma]

John Smith also i do not agree with the simplified chinese... each chinese word with history and transformation, but the simplified carry no rule and cannot reflect the meaning of the word (chinese character are transformed from drawing).

[@mzee5533]

This is the same problem that happened in South Africa during apartheid and led to Soweto uprising in 1977

[@hugo_kruger]

It also happened in South Africa in the beginning of the last century when English was imposed and Afrikaans phased out. It led to the rise of Afrikanernationalism. All rulers have done this throughout history.

[@UVGardener]

In the United States, all classes must be taught in English. You cannot have Spanish as primary teaching language in the United States. That is simply the law. Why don't you help Native languages in the United States?

[@ianhomerpura8937]

@John Smith expected from you. That is exactly what you did to Bangladesh decades before. . Urdu nationalists tried to push their language in what was then East Pakistan, which speaks Bengali.

[@mzee5533]

Fair nBalanced I’m in Canada which part are you talking about mate?

[@jason4275]

They should have just went with English as the country main language.

[@u06jo3vmp]

Fun fact: Mongolia the country actually abolished the Mongolian writing system decades ago and used the Russian Cyrillic alphabets instead. The only place left in the world where the Mongolian writing system is still taught and used is in the Inner Mongolia region of China.

[@j.r.826]

This comment explains the problem. Thanks so much.

[@antwerp3302]

Well but mongolia country itself is changing it back to it own writing systems

[@chaosXP3RT]

Mongolia was also a Soviet puppet for 80 years

[@be_promptus4301]

i think that's the more reason for them to keep the language preserved

[@铁猛男]

I know a college student in Inner Mongolia. Does anyone want to ask questions....?Last time I went to Inner Mongolia, I had mutton kebabs and Inner Mongolia milk tea，Hohhot is already a prosperous city,and can you believe that I went to grassland by high speed railway in Inner Mongolia?

[@jeryndavelauan2453]

In Mainland Mongolia, they use the Cyrillic Mongolic Alphabet. It was adopted in the 40's as the Soviet Union sought to control it as a buffer against China

[@andrewjgrimm]

Mainland Mongolia ... wait what they finally managed to conquer Japan?

[@ArgKaiser]

@@andrewjgrimm I guess there was no tornado this time

[@wolf19able]

@@andrewjgrimm you won the internet :D ahahahah

[@noticemesenpai69]

One of Khan’s descendants needs to rise up and remind China that they used to own them 😂

[@giorgiorogan8662]

Where is GENGHIS KHAN???

[@hpesojjoseph2307]

'Used to'

[@hpesojjoseph2307]

Too many hypocrites in this comment section, are not people forced to learn english that is not their native language as well?

[@noticemesenpai69]

Hpesoj Joseph they need to change from “used to” to “NOW”

[@521y9]

History check: Just for 90 years. In far more years China( majority of Chinese) owns Mongolia.😂

[@reypascual1415]

Pakistan and Africa will also revert into Mandarin teaching medium.

[@Corewhore3435]

@MADARASA INSTITUTE OF PAKISTAN hin-(chutiya)-du😊😊☺☺

[@blackluc9875]

Africa is a continent with 54 independent country, so far i’ve heard that only 1 country (Zambia) was considering using mandarin in their school, but people were protesting it! Anyway we’re already speaking colonial languages, we can’t ignore the fact that the west is also doing the same neo colonial stuff to poor nations, either by stealing their precious minerals, or by giving them financial aids or donating to influence politic or even end up destroying some local industries. The west imperialism is what china is trying to be, and both are cancerous!

[@vkray]

Soon part of India.

[@vkray]

Mla dit China’s 1 = 54.

[@lr5026]

Rey Pascual So are you writing english with humiliation?

[@bluesky1104]

the ironic thing is even Mongolian in Mongolia dont use traditional Mogonlian

[@Ottmar555]

Because of the soviets. They will return to the traditional script next year I believe.

[@ikhbayaraltangerel9214]

Bruh mongolians have been using traditional Mongolian script since 2016

[@UVGardener]

@@Ottmar555 So the Mongolians adopted Russian, but demanding China to teach in Mongolian?

[@fen7662]

@@UVGardener It's more like the Mongolians in Mongolia were forced for decades to use Russian by the Soviets to the point where it was impractical and difficult to hold onto their native language. It's like Native Americans... Even at this point where English isn't enforced (anymore) the languages like Ojibwe, for example, still exist, but aren't taught as a primary language for practical use because most children grow up learning English in the home, businesses use English, tourists use English, schools use English and Ojibwe is mostly just used for the sake of preservation and ceremony, which gets increasingly difficult as time goes on and children take less interest. The same thing is a problem in Latvia, which was also under Soviet rule and still does enough business with Russia that Latvian isn't as practical to use as Russian now days in spite of active programs to try to preserve and reinvigorate national Latvian usage. This is the kind of danger that the Mongolian language is in... Not that they're forced to speak Mandarin in their daily lives, but that Mongolian will be impractical and useless to children who want to succeed in a school system that favors a different language in their own land.

[@ElBandito]

@@UVGardener No, it is the Inner Mongolians that are protesting, the people who actually uses the old Mongolian script. The independent Mongolians have nothing to do with this.

[@junhuiluo277]

indeed. However, China has not banned the use of Mongolian, just teaching Chinese more in schools. I would like to ask if Scots can still use their native language, Celtic, in school

[@harimau2009]

This is like the british forcing India to use English when India was part of british empire.

[@ElBandito]

@@UVGardener Mongolia was part of the Manchu Qing dynasty, never part of a Han Chinese dynasty. Mongolia declared its independence in 1911, along with the Republic of China, as well as Tibet, from the Qing dynasty. They are all separate entities.

[@chengda85]

@@ElBandito in that case tell americans to give back the lands they stole from natives and mexicans, those lands were never part of White people lands.

[@ElBandito]

@@UVGardener Ming Dynasty never conquered Mongolia, BTW. Or Tibet, or Xinjiang.

[@norbu103]

It was back then and this is now. Lots changed we didnt have much rights then. We should not present past wrong doing as a some kind of vaildation. Lets not move backwards guys.

[@UVGardener]

@Saudi King Volintine Ander of Arabia Yeah right, Indians know very little, but admire the superior Saudis.

[@wildsurfer12]

Is anybody honestly surprised or shocked at this point?

[@griseldap1]

:O

[@user-gs2mh5hj9x]

Neh I'm not even surprise anymore China is really a problem for all countrys including my own they take one of our territorys😑 in the sea and they have the mosT BS EXPLANATION WHY😑

[@user-gs2mh5hj9x]

@Nick Name who u talking to? Blasphemy

[@eric5901]

Name a country where the MAIN language taught in the school curriculum differs from region to region.They can still learn and speak Mongolian on the streets or at home but at school, they should be taught the national language with is Mandarin as a country needs to have a national tongue. Also, if you knew anything about China, you will know that there are many Chinese dialects. For example, the Cantonese Province of Guangzhou. They go to school and learn MANDARIN but they are proud of their CANTONESE language and still speak that at home and on the streets alongside MANDARIN. This happens EVERYWHERE. Shanghainese is also spoken in Shanghai alongside Mandarin. BUT THEY LEARN MANDARIN AT SCHOOL BECAUSE IT'S THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE. This means that when they go to other provinces, WHICH HAVE THEIR OWN DIALECTS, they can both communicate with each other via MANDARIN. HOW IS SOMEONE FROM HUNAN MEANT TO COMMUNICATE WITH SOMEONE FROM GUANGZHOU IF THEY DIDN'T LEARN MANDARIN AND WERE ONLY TAUGHT THE HUNAN DIALECT AND CANTONESE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE PROVINCES? Learn to have some perspective instead of just looking at things blindly. Also, in Australia (for example), do Aboriginals get taught their native language in school? No. Where is the outrage there?

[@AccountName_]

We should. This should not be seen as normal.

[@AaronHahnStudios]

I Love the Mongolian writing. It looks amazing.

[@ankhbayarpureverdene5726]

Thank you

[@hongoroochannel8872]

Absolutely

[@ankhbayarpureverdene5726]

@Prajwal Hiremath Mongolia

[@santiagorappy71]

Ankhbayar Pureverdene Mongolia doesn’t write Mongolian script lmao 😂

[@automatism4790]

but horrible to use in 21st century, especially on computer or scientific books

[@ottomanosman2463]

The Chinese trolls in full speed.

[@cherryyi1923]

Yeah, here is one: your days of controlling Constantinople is back counting now.

[@whtdafuk1701]

More like arm chair experts in full speed

[@User92665]

oSmAnN

[@erik9515]

yes, comment seciton is full of CCP 50 cent army bots... One is named "John Smith"

[@ArghyadeepPal]

Go to CGTN comment section once. You will know what desperate 50 cent trolling means, with all the diarrhoea present there..

[@amiciprocul8501]

The Uighurs were just the beginning.

[@pakde8002]

Tibet was the beginning. It's happening all over China, not just the three ethnic groups we hear about. It's like the Borg. Everyone must be assimilated. Resistance is futile.

[@蛙则百叫无鸣]

@@pakde8002 You don’t know, I’m from Xinjiang and I’m also Chinese. I love my country. Mongolia’s language changed when Mongolia was ruled by the Soviet Union, but the Mongolian tradition in China was preserved. Of course it was because of China. Without such big ambitions, today ccp stops teaching Mongolian in Inner Mongolia, which is equivalent to completely eliminating Mongolian culture. When you see this comment, I don’t want to comment, that’s right! I am like you, but I really can't stand it anymore, you have completely broken the bottom line! Yes, yes yes, my brain is blank. Anger has masked the fear. I really don't know what I should say, but when I think of Xinjiang, I cannot speak. I'm speechless! Do you know you are shameful? Do you feel the shame? Are you disappointed? Sorry I was disappointed. Because you make me unable to think!

[@UgandanBossmanyearsago]

@@蛙则百叫无鸣 youtube isn't available in china, stop lying

[@eric5901]

Name a country where the MAIN language taught in the school curriculum differs from region to region.They can still learn and speak Mongolian on the streets or at home but at school, they should be taught the national language with is Mandarin as a country needs to have a national tongue. Also, if you knew anything about China, you will know that there are many Chinese dialects. For example, the Cantonese Province of Guangzhou. They go to school and learn MANDARIN but they are proud of their CANTONESE language and still speak that at home and on the streets alongside MANDARIN. This happens EVERYWHERE. Shanghainese is also spoken in Shanghai alongside Mandarin. BUT THEY LEARN MANDARIN AT SCHOOL BECAUSE IT'S THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE. This means that when they go to other provinces, WHICH HAVE THEIR OWN DIALECTS, they can both communicate with each other via MANDARIN. HOW IS SOMEONE FROM HUNAN MEANT TO COMMUNICATE WITH SOMEONE FROM GUANGZHOU IF THEY DIDN'T LEARN MANDARIN AND WERE ONLY TAUGHT THE HUNAN DIALECT AND CANTONESE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE PROVINCES? Learn to have some perspective instead of just looking at things blindly. Also, in Australia (for example), do Aboriginals get taught their native language in school? No. Where is the outrage there?

[@diegoantoniorosariopalomin4977]

@@UgandanBossmanyearsago vpns are available in china

[@dimsumden5745]

Well, when HK was colonized by Britain people had to learn English. No difference here.

[@ayaa382009]

#CulturalHeritageGenocide #SaveTheMongolianLanguage #Xi_TheChineseHitler #STAY_STRONG_TOGETHER_SOUTHERNMONGOLIA4p2M_HONGKONG7p5M_UYGHUR12M_TIBET3M_Manchu

[@emiriebois2428]

@@ayaa382009 . Same could be said of the west. Some countries were even founded from the genocide of the natives.

[@googane7755]

Except Honk Kong was still preserved as a colony and not annexed which makes a big difference as the local language and culture is not being systematically erased like in China. Even Hong Kongers don't want to be part of China and speak Cantonese.

[@emiriebois2428]

@ . You are clearly dumb, Cantonese is not a dialect of Mandarin , but an independent language related to Mandarin but not a dialect of mandarin . Before insulting people learn your fact please!

[@DL-vp1th]

the history doesnt have to repeat itself it sad that u think we cant make change ahah

[@rezanurrohman5979]

i hope genghis khan and timur khan can see this

[@mabo9636]

Mongols has been conquered by manchus before PRC is found

[@amei653]

@@wissembourggirl nah they would regret losing china.

[@obsidianstatue]

there's joke in China. "ever since the invention of the machine gun, nomadic cultures all of sudden are only known for their great skills in dancing and singing" alluding to the fact that their raiding and pillaging days are long gone and suddenly are peace loving people with peaceful culture.

[@9神赠礼]

and they will see that mongolia had already abandoned mongolian letters. but mongolians in china still using it. 😂

[@ghgzree9984]

@@obsidianstatue Isnt that a embarrassing thing to say? This basically means chinese people have no real fighting skills and can only use machine guns.

[@asspartacus]

tibetan-uyghur-mongolian.. what's next?

[@xSabir-hc7wj]

Don't forget the Buddhist:/

[@PigFucker-hs8ct]

FILIPINO!

[@buukute]

Vietnam

[@MyYuwono]

They are all china so what

[@gigachadkartik]

@@MyYuwono China is killing them that's what's common in these.

[@123okqq]

Funny how nobody in the west is learning any native languages but force to learn British language Edit: native language like indigenous language or aboriginal language not just any language eg:miriwoong or maori

[@123okqq]

@YoYo NoNo native language the ones that indigenous people speaks You know the ones that your ancestors killed and genocide so they can took their land that language

[@abuhammad]

I think the topic is about a place called inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, notice the geographic and historical name of Mongolia, and political province level division name " autonomous region" , all these did not come out of nowhere. Even Chinese are able to dominate the region by mass immigrants, existing Mongols are still hanging on.

[@UVGardener]

@YoYo NoNo LOL, you are here to confuse others. Yes, you can teach these as foreign languages. You CANNOT, by US law, Passed by the US Senate and House, any other language other than English as the instruction language. Schools teaching in nonEnglish language are not qualified to issue US government recognized diploma; and are subject to raids by the US Department of Homeland Security.

[@TomorrowWeLive]

Speak for yourself, 50 cent troll. In my country not only is Maori the only language of instruction in full immersion schools, but it's taught in all mainstream school starting from primary level. And nobody is stopping native people from learning in their native languages--they have special schools just for that purpose. This is not about all schools in Inner Mongolia--most were already using Mandarin. This is about schools specifically for the Mongolian native minority. Whataboutism fail.

[@abuhammad]

@@TomorrowWeLive You're right, even in Xinjiang, every town used to have Chinese School, and if Uyghur parents choose, they could send their children to Chinese school or Uyghur School. But since year 2000, things began to change, firstly Uyghur language was pushed out in universities in Xinjiang Autonomous region, later high schools etc one by one. Now my bother who taught literature in middle school for more than two decades are taking care of farmland as an assignment from government, I think the farmers are in concentration camps. And they have Uyghur language curriculum for decoration purpose, my nephew is not able to read and right in Uyghur after six years of the school course in Chinese only schools that is the only available option now. I was in Uyghur school as a kid, and we would be able to read and write in the first semester, the new way is just like in Chinese constitution, there's written human rights, freedom, equality, democracy, multiparty rule etc, all for the purpose of looking good.

[@tauhidershadKUFNAFLORAN]

I'm from Bangladesh and It sounds familiar(look up 1952 language movement)

[@sadanandapatel6123]

I know that if not for the revolution you guys might be writing BENGALI words in Arabic letters like Pakistani writes PUNJABI & SINDHI words in Arabic letters.

[@jaganraj3707]

India never occupied Bangladesh after free from Pakistan, similarly Tibet will be. India not interested in expanding its territory.

[@lesleylee3755]

I'm from Taiwan and It sounds familiar to me too... After the nationalist party fled to Taiwan,they did the same thing ,we call it speak mandarin movement. It destroyed languages in Taiwan in less than three generations. I can't even speak Taiwanese fluently😭

[@CannibaLouiST]

​@@mickkrever4084 Britain was preserving traditional Chinese culture in Hongkong while the commies were destroying the tomb of Confucius.

[@elimalinsky7069]

@KT Chong I think this policy applies to schools where there is a majority of ethnic Mongolian students, not to eliminate the Mongolian identity, but for the sake of uniformity with the Chinese schools.

[@seraby7151]

You gotta change your headlines to "Inner Mongolia". I see confused people in the comments section.

[@miko5742]

Me too, lol.

[@opaaaaaaaaaaa]

Stay strong Mongolian Speakers, the whole world is supporting you😎👍 Do not compromise.

[@marvinsilverman4394]

??????

[@wawa-vf4to]

Hispanics should also be allowed to use Spanish as their premier language in their studies. Texas, New Mexico should use English and Spanish signs in their buses, subways, and restaurants. Stay strong, Latinos!

[@kongwee1978]

It is time for your India Arm to invade China and liberate Mongolia!

[@opaaaaaaaaaaa]

@@kongwee1978 Peace is the way, bro. Not violence.

[@barryneild379]

@Xye Leyx Everyone seems ignored the fact it's Gengishan who actually promoted the use of standardized Mandarin so he can better rule over his vast Eurasia empire.

[@bez5144]

They should have the right to protect their cultural Identity and traditions. No sane culture should be erased, its sad and disappointing.

[@piakennedy987]

Agree their culture should be preserved as the world would be quite boring if everyone's the same. But then why does American culture & the English language dominate the world so much? If it's OK to use English as the main international language to facilitate communication, then why would it be wrong for China to insist on mandarin as their national language again to facilitate communication, work, trade, etc? But would def support teaching Mongolian literature & history in Mongolian. Seems more authentic that way. Less lost in translation.

[@ac8228]

Imagine if english were only used in England, french in France, portuguese in Portugal and spanish in Spain... Sadly these languages dominates the entire America continent, much of Africa, and english is dominating Australia and New Zealand... Now the west is complaining that China is killing culture?

[@bez5144]

@@ac8228 I wanted to say a lot of things too but it would become a lecture so I am holding myself back. If a culture is being erased by followers own consent it's okay, however, if it's being eradicated due to external pressure, it's not a good sign.

[@bez5144]

@@piakennedy987 I wanted to say a lot of things too but it would become a lecture so I am holding myself back. Concept so national language is justified. Many countries have two languages system which can be used in documents and work, One is is main language and another is state language. It isn't wrong to insist but to force. English became prominent due to historic and economic reasons rather than emotions. Not only english but other European languages as well because Europeans traveled and traded a lot around the world as compared to countries from other Continents. But I wont justify europeans act of slavery and colonization.

[@ac8228]

@@bez5144 don't forget that during European colonisation over other territories the natives were forced to assimilate to white people, they were forced to speak English, French, Spanish, and/or Portuguese. They were forced to accept Christianity and everything related to their history, culture or religion were burned down because Europeans said they were diabolic

[@youmustbefibbing7376]

The same happens all the time in India and yet never gets reported.

[@PasscodeAdvance]

India never does this

[@youmustbefibbing7376]

@harihara sudhan Did I compare policies? I was saying Indians also protest against language decisions. Plus, only in India do they protest which languages should be on station signs.

[@hongoroochannel8872]

#SaveTheMongolianLanguage!!!

[@soulsol94]

Yes. Let’s save it. Stop stepping on other peoples culture, China Also thanks for 2 likes 😂

[@watermelonwong3312]

@@soulsol94 Everyone should look forward, so that there is a future! Now this is the retribution that the Mongols should receive

[@soulsol94]

Yea I would agree

[@lolwutasddfdfk]

They can implement that in Mongolia. China must use chinese language.

[@szeannna]

When us, Hungarians are in the same or even worse predicament, funny how no one pays attention to the middle of Europe. When people want to diss China they will find problems with everything they do. Real smooth.

[@ImUrZaddy]

Yes yes ! It’s cool to join the China bashing party nowadays, it’s free and most importantly, you don’t need a brain !

[@Askhat08]

@마하드 Many Hungarians live in areas outside of Hungary. They are a vast majority in those areas but don't get recognition from their countries.

[@Xi_Jinping_is_Pooh]

@@ImUrZaddy No need to bash china, they are doing it to themselves.

[@seadkolasinac7220]

There are extreme problems with China that everyone can see

[@seadkolasinac7220]

Also lol at some Hungarian missing the good old days of the Empire

[@inblack-d9d]

Long live the Inner Mongolia!!!

[@mongoldiscipline]

What? Listen, in Inner Mongolia, 80% of the people are Han chinese, THEY SPEAK MANDARIN , only less than 15% are ethnically mongolian

[@mzee5533]

Aprende Chino con un Chino speaking mandarin doesn’t mean to say you dump your native language to impress china. They probably speak mandarin bcoz of trade or something else not they totally want to dump their language

[@pakde8002]

@@mongoldiscipline that's because of transmigration policy. They ship out Mongolian men and ship in Han Chinese, but a majority of the people who have Han on their identify cards are actually originally other ethnic groups who have been assimilated. America and Canada is also 85% European so your point does not justify anything only confirms that cultural genocide is happening again somewhere in the world.

[@Ninjaaaa9999]

@Pak De Genocide ? wow no wonder world war gets started ... It's a country's national language, China didn't say they cannot learn Mongolian

[@JR-vc4gm]

@@pakde8002 now the west is quite stable because those countries have already United the speaking kanguage, of course you will ask the rest of the world to not do what the west has done! Even if the country will breakup of having a civil war because culture is more important, right? Your mindset Sounds f**ked up to me.

[@z10joey89]

Some country is smarter. Hawaiian was banned in 1893 when people in other countries did not even where was Hawaii.

[@tr4nsd0n4ld3]

aloha

[@incelisshowing3247]

BRING BACK THE GOLDEN HORDE ITS NEEDED

[@luowatson6246]

1:21 He just said "...Inner Mongolia is the last region in the world using the Mongolian script..." Well it seems that the nearby Mongolia, a country solely consists of Mongolian, doesn't use the Mongolian scripts at all?

[@nathatos]

They use Cyrillic alphabet because of Soviet

[@PixieStixx]

Correct Soviets have pushed assimilation and loss of Mongolian Culture first.

[@vivida7160]

Cyrillic script is used for writing the predominant dialect of Mongolian in Mongolia so it's not necessarily useful for writing other dialectal varieties. Inner Mongolia has more variety in the dialects spoken and the traditional script is more useful for writing those.

[@triaie]

They learn the traditional Mongolian script. But it’s not the official script.

[@purevsurennarantuya177]

70 years ago, Mongolia lost south area to China, north area to Russia. Central Mongolia declared their independence with huge support from Russia. After 1940, the Soviet Union strongly influenced the Mongolian economy and education, that's How Mongolian traditional script changed to Cyrillic. Now, All Mongolia is using the Mongolian traditional script with several steps, but this restoration is not a one-night event. WE are so proud of South Mongolians who keep their language pure.

[@bato4557]

The script used by now Outer Mongolians is called Cyrillic not Russian .It is used by many countries for example Ukrainians,Belarussians,Bulgarians,Serbians,Macedonians,Chernogorians,Moldavians,Kazakhs,Kirgizs,Turkmens,Uzbeks,Tadjiks. It was created from Greek alphabet. Is there any English, French,German,Sweden,Spanish letter, script ?All of them use Latin letter, script to write words spoken in English,French,German,Spanish,Portugese,Turkish. Japanese also use Chinese characters to write words spoken in Japanese. Even Pakistanese,Iranians,Afghanistan's use Arabic letter,script to write words spoken in Urdu, Persian,Dari languages.

[@lilglassballasfool9091]

Why China is always being a bad bully

[@hirohunter2314]

Because they are China

[@jorryzhu4615]

because Western media make you feel like this

[@jblico]

@@jorryzhu4615 dont look up the tiananmen square 1989

[@jorryzhu4615]

l'ésprit de 2020 Thanks, but I know exactly what happened. And after that, life of common Chinese people is becoming better and better. In 2020, China is going to eliminate poverty with no one left behind. That's something never would be reported by Western media.

[@lilglassballasfool9091]

@@jorryzhu4615 Yeah right, by forcing people into their culture

[@Youngcl77]

Yea they have to protest, Inner Mongolia, China is the last place that still utilize the traditional Mongolian. The Mongolia country has given up their language long time ago.

[@manduulbekh-ochir3455]

Mongolia never gave up their traditional language. Only the USSR forced the mongolians to use their cyrillic alphabet. But later on the country still uses mongolian script in their education system.

[@DL-vp1th]

ur so ignorant its sad

[@deb0815]

Language is an important part of our lives. Time and time again dictatorships have tried to diminish the identities of minorities by taking away their own languages and forcing a different one. All the power to the Mongolian people. It's so grounding to see their fight for their mother tongue.

[@eugenic12]

Southern Mongolia and Liaiodung should be a part of free Mongolia

[@yangshujian]

Well, it will become the nightmare of Mongolia then, since the population of Han Chinese in southern Mongolia is 20 million while the population of Mongolian in both regions combined is only 7 million.

[@rafaelrocha7951]

It is more likely that the rest of mongolia would be officially incorporated to China than the few partes of inner Mongolia with Mongolian majority be reunified. Unofficially, Mongolia is already a tributarian state of China.

[@eugenic12]

Rafael Rocha it’s not in interest of the world to have a gigantic China, first of all for China itself. So if part of current China could be given to another smaller country it will be better for everyone. There should be a balance in everything.

[@shenpanda3277]

even if China want to give the land to mogolia.mogolia dont dare to take. Believe me.why us become smaller is good for world peace?

[@eugenic12]

@@shenpanda3277 Yes, you are right. I’m surprised that you as Chinese communist also agrees that big China is a threat to the whole world and create unhealthy dis balance to the stability.

[@flx4305]

In my country, it's the same, french is the lingua franca, people of brittany, basque country, corsica, alsace cannot learn in schools in their locals languages. But I guess we can forgive my country because it's not china (sarcasm).

[@masonsmith6299]

"My country did something bad. Therefore, when other countries do something bad, it is good"

[@flx4305]

Mason Smith You didn't understand my point, my point is that there is a huge double standard when reporting news about China. Furthermore you jumped into conclusions, I never said it was bad, it's today nationally accepted that french is the language used in school and the vast majority of people agree with that so I don't see the problem in China.

[@masonsmith6299]

@@flx4305 My bad. "Jules Ferry stamped out people's languages and culture and la troisième république continued that practice. So it is good when China does it too"

[@flx4305]

Mason Smith jump again jum again

[@colinyuan5404]

​@@flx4305 the media's purpose is to use double standard to suppress other ideas, if you talk with American on why they use too much nature resources and fossil fuel for a "luxury" life, they will tell you this is their "style of life", they can't change; but that doesn't stop American to criticize China and India to consume too much meat and protein.

[@perfectstudents8361]

The US Bilingual education doesn't promote native languages either. It's just a transition from a native language to English. When students have learned English, they can't use their native languages anymore.

[@soyoltoi]

Yeah, for example, Hawaiian.

[@mabanomet9879]

This video is full of inaccurecies if not lies. Bilingual education is not the end of a language AT ALL it just broadens your mind to new horizons. What we are watching here is mongolian nationalism that is very dangerous, and many people outside China wants to capitalize that for political agenda. Inner mongolia even has preserved the mongolian script unlike mongolia that uses cyrilic alphabet.

[@ayaa382009]

#CulturalHeritageGenocide #SaveTheMongolianLanguage #Xi_TheChineseHitler #STAY_STRONG_TOGETHER_SOUTHERNMONGOLIA4p2M_HONGKONG7p5M_UYGHUR12M_TIBET3M_Manchu

[@슬아-z4n]

I think if they do not want China do not have rights to do so. They rather want to learn English more or other languages.

[@bohu9522]

@@슬아-z4n Over two-thirds of Mongols in Inner Mongolia goes to Han schools even before this policy was implemented, if you want to talk about majority opinion, thats the reality. Those protesting are the minority, they are just loud.

[@cyberelf8627]

This news show to us comunism and socialism is really wicked and repress the people.

[@itsuki6883]

if china is communist, a big mac is a fruit

[@connormurphy683]

CCP is nationalist-capitalist

[@menuhin]

How is it possible that there is protest in the PRC China???!!! Wasn't as all Hong-Kongers said that there is no right to protest at all in the PRC China???

[@aines433]

menuhin don’t think it’s allowed. They have issued warrants to arrest people in protest now.

[@xingzhang904]

@@aines433 It depends on what you want

[@Kevin-sq8sg]

@@SuperPrototipas when was the last time you were in china?

[@Kevin-sq8sg]

@@SuperPrototipas where in china did you stay?

[@winddriver162]

Even I'm from China I don't understand how can the government take Mongolian language out of history. They have been using their own language for thousand years. Inner Mongolia have so many cultures by using Mongolian language. And if the Chinese Internet police find this comment, maybe I will be punished. Cause you can't say what government doesn't want to listen.

[@jackytang3683]

Hope you know the truth, only adding Mandarin lessons in primary and junior school, no decreasing or changing on Mongolian lessons.

[@winddriver162]

@@jackytang3683 Yes, you're right, I checked the news.

[@bohu9522]

@@jackytang3683 several lessons in Mongolian is changed to mandarin

[@imborad5350]

how dare china teach the Chinese language in China? That's outrageous

[@googane7755]

Except ethnic mongolians have lived in inner mongolia for thousands of years. How dare they speak their own language!

[@DL-vp1th]

@@googane7755 i love u man , thanks for standing up to such ignorance

[@mamba069]

From 2025, Mongolians will stop using the Cyrillic alphabet and will use the tradional Mongolian script instead.

[@mamba069]

@João Antonio i'm mongolian

[@skktvgirl]

頑張れ

[@chaospilot2142]

Tibet, Taiwan, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and Hong Kong. Who comes next?

[@Thegraveyardofkhaild1618]

East Turkestan not Xinjiang

[@antred11]

Most of the Pacific Ocean, if China gets its wish.

[@prithvidesai5802]

Entire south china sea..🤣🤣

[@manh385]

Taiwan ???

[@GodsWheat]

Maybe ningxia or guangxi or some islands or Macao but damn this is happening so much faster than I expected like xinjiang became a part of peoples knowledge just a few years ago and now inner mongolia

[@niki123489]

China, do you remember why you build The Great Wall of China? ...Exactly!

[@theasianboy315]

Do you remember the Original Thirteen States?

[@watermelonwong3312]

so.It just history

[@YHauz-co]

How many Turkish schools are there in Germany?

[@HundmagWurst]

Why should that be important for this issue?

[@elaovi]

Hermann Killian Because it’s important for citizens of China to learn the majority language. It’s not a cultural genocide or anything. It’s an important skill to learn if these Inner Mongolians in China want a future for their lives. Take me for example. My first language was Arabic but living in the United States I needed to learn English. Why would I complain about that? It makes sense

[@YHauz-co]

Hermann Killian Do you know what channel you watching? It’s Deutsche Welle (German Wave)

[@narwhalblast]

It's not just Mongolian, many other local dialects are facing the same problem. Of course, those who want to protect/preserve these languages/dialects have their points. But in my opinion, a language first needs to serve its primary purpose: communication. Over-preserving a minority language or a local dialect is not an act of democracy, but a manifestation of the government's inability. Respect cultural diversity, not forbid the usage in daily life, that's good enough.

[@juliet009]

这可能难以避免 我们都会讲方言 但孩子只会讲普通话 英语他都不愿学 懒惰是人类天性

[@djqyu2426]

CCP also forces all the students in China to learn English! And the shares between English and Mandarin are the same.

[@Flyingcircusclown25]

Apply the same analogy, a Turkish majority school in Germany should teach all its courses in Turkish instead of German.

[@lunix3259]

Bruh that's only one school, not even the same analogy

[@izenkixiron5173]

But Germany was never part of Turkey (and the Ottoman Empire for that matter) in the same way Inner Mongolia was part of Mongolia and the Mongolian Empire. So your point doesn't hold much water.

[@ayaa382009]

#CulturalHeritageGenocide #SaveTheMongolianLanguage #Xi_TheChineseHitler #STAY_STRONG_TOGETHER_SOUTHERNMONGOLIA4p2M_HONGKONG7p5M_UYGHUR12M_TIBET3M_Manchu

[@Flyingcircusclown25]

The question is: should a country delay the education of its official language among ethnic minority kids and disadvantages them for life. I am not disappointed, nobody cares about the future of these kids, only full of ideology.

[@JT-gg9nt]

Chinese is an official language in China. Every school in every city is educated by official language.

[@ayaa382009]

#CulturalHeritageGenocide #SaveTheMongolianLanguage #Xi_TheChineseHitler #STAY_STRONG_TOGETHER_SOUTHERNMONGOLIA4p2M_HONGKONG7p5M_UYGHUR12M_TIBET3M_Manchu

[@tigerlily6668]

N B free Indian cast system, please abolish the cast system which restrict the lower cast from marrying into the upper cast and these lower cast can’t even hold certain occupations in society.

[@DL-vp1th]

but they dont have to ban the rest of the languages tho??

[@jasonwong7154]

The cultural cleansing is happening not only in Mongolia but also in Tibet, East Turketstan and Hong Kong.

[@Ninjaaaa9999]

Never knew learning a new language or learning your national language is considered culture cleansing... or is it ? your speaking english now.. are you british ?

[@snetzach7957]

Will a German student speak German or Arabic in German school?

[@mango2005]

But Inner Mongolia is part of the traditional Mongol homeland

[@jackmion]

How long has the education system been going on? How much time did the people have and how many opinions collected to change the system?

[@CarsSupercars]

Inner Mongolia was actually Mongolia now China like Tibet is China...

[@Alternatives_Universum]

That´s why the correct name is "Southern Mongolia". The term "Inner Mongolia" was coined by China to make people beileve it would be part of China when it actually wasn´t.

[@calisthenicsnoob9990]

the entirety of mongolia had been part of china since 1600s. outer mongolia got independence in 1949 due to pressure of USSR. B4 you comment make sure you know what you are talking about.

[@CarsSupercars]

@@calisthenicsnoob9990 I think China was a part of Mongolia and also China was part of Tibet as per my reading.

[@CarsSupercars]

@@Alternatives_Universum Actually, I had read about it. Is there any KZbin documentary?

[@calisthenicsnoob9990]

@@CarsSupercars china was part of the mongo empire for 89 years it was called the yuan, before over thrown by the ming. Never part of tibet no clue where u got your info from. Even so that was not a discontinuation of Chinese history, bc the conqueror was subjected to the culture, language, and form of government of the chinese.

[@SammyGJr19]

Preserve and promote as much of your culture as possible otherwise in several decades your people will start to feel a sense of loss.

[@jacknicky9785]

Shouldn’t you be covering the social caste system in India, the illegal occupation of Kashmir, the poor and destitute people and the indiscriminate pooping in the street corner?

[@nonews4924]

I support mongolia. China forgets where Zengiskhan from. The blood is there

[@9Cai266]

I thought Mongolian speak Russian and protest for Inner Mongolian speak Mongolian ? How do they communicate with rest of the Chinese if they don’t speak Chinese ? I am wondering . You guys have to understand that China speak mandarin . But I also support Mongolian speak their language as well . They can learn Chinese and Mongolian at the same time .

[@Ram-fe6du]

Wow, how beautiful that writing system is...

[@jazzman598]

The US did it with Native Americans, now their languages are dying. The British did it with Welsh, Gaelic, Scots, and Irish, now those languages are dying. European countries did it with the African nations they colonized, so now Senegal speaks French and Nigeria speaks English. Japan did it to Okinawa and now the original Okinawan language is dying. This is an attempt by an already genocidal nation to erase another ethnic group's culture and language.

[@dxelson]

They learn from the best and past expireince :)

[@borjigintulintana7512]

I am Mongolian! I want to protect my Mongolian! The students’ new textbooks have been replaced with Chinese, so there will be resistance from parents and students. We just want to protect our language, as peaceful as before! Because language is the most important thing for a nation!

[@jackytang3683]

Learn national language is your Constitutional responsibility and it's also political task for all people in inner Mongolia. By the way I also support more investment and subsides for protection Mongolian culture and Mongolian language education

[@jackytang3683]

Mongolian lessons and textbooks have not changed.

[@ayaa382009]

#CulturalHeritageGenocide #SaveTheMongolianLanguage #Xi_TheChineseHitler #STAY_STRONG_TOGETHER_SOUTHERNMONGOLIA4p2M_HONGKONG7p5M_UYGHUR12M_TIBET3M_Manchu

[@borjigintulintana7512]

@@jackytang3683 Has the teaching material been changed, have you seen it with your own eyes? ? You don’t know many details and you can’t see it because the media has already taken action.

[@IdkIdk-cl4vp]

Strange, Mongolians suddenly disappeared, like what happened in Xinjiang, tibet and hong kong

[@giorgiorogan8662]

Where is GENGHIS KHAN???

[@homershrek635]

Kashmiris insist on complete independence from racist Indians 👍👍👍👍👍

[@lukeheng7688]

In malaysia, we are being taught with three languages.

[@lukeheng7688]

Mother tongue, official language and international langauge can be learnt at the same rime. In malaysia, we know each other languages and that help us to communicate well and know each other culture better.

[@lukeheng7688]

As chinese and indian in malaysia, we have to learn bahasa melayu which is Official language of malaysia. So i dont see what is the bad side of them promoting mandarin in inner mongolia, unless they totally ban the school from teaching mongol language.

[@wsmithe2209]

The more languages you can speak, the wiser you're.

[@lukeheng7688]

@@wsmithe2209 yea, you are right. We can speak at least 6-7 languages here. At the same time, each races still able sustain their own cultures and traditions.

[@wondertraveller9928]

Here in India we are taught 3 languages, English,Hindi and our mother tongue (which can be Tamil, Assamese..etc)

[@Der.Geschichtenerzahler]

Next step: force Hong Kong to speak mandarin

[@Der.Geschichtenerzahler]

@Fair nBalanced Cantonese?

[@elimalinsky7069]

It kinda worked for Shanghai, but Hong Kong will never switch to speaking Mandarin, even though most people from Hong Kong or Guangdong in general are fluent in Mandarin if they absolutely have to speak it.

[@Xyb3rTeCh]

@Fair nBalanced You think people don't know the native language of Hong Kong people?! Such an insult!

[@franband810]

@Fair nBalanced The colonial Hongkong government only started to use Cantonese as their official dialect in 1971, 130 years after it was occupied. Before that people in HK used a clusters of Chinese dialects such as Hokkien, Teochew, Shanghai, Hakkas and Cantonese. Cantonese is the native dialect of Canton, now Guangzhou. So Cantonese is NOT the native dialect of HK. People in HK actually stole this dialect from Canton.

[@franband810]

@Fair nBalanced the nowadays Cantonese（廣州話） referred to only the dialect from Canton or Guangzhou. Other related dialects used in the surrounding areas near Canton and the eastern part of Guangxi belonged to the Canton group of dialects(廣府話), NOT Cantonese. The official Chinese language used in HK after 1971 is actually Cantonese(廣州話) from Canton, although they changed the name and called it 廣東話 or 粵語.

[@queeniewang2246]

I'm from Inner Mongolia, China. You have to know that even in Mongolia, people don't use traditional Mongolia language any more, only the people in Inner Mongolia (China) still use traditional Mongol, just like what was said at beginning of this video. China preserves Mongol even better than Mongolia country. In Inner Mongolia (China), everything written in both Chinese and Mongol, such as in bus, subways, shopping malls, government buildings, and even our identity card. How can you say Chinese government is trying to destroy the Mongol? In China, no any good universities have Mongol teaching majors. Teaching some subjects in Chinese in primary school and middle school will only help them to be more involved in Chinese education system, and get equal rights for higher education. People of Mongolia ethnic living in Inner Mongolia (China) enjoy so many benefits. For example, one child policy never applied to them, they can have more than one kid. They can have extra 10 points for final university exam. They can be promoted much faster than normal Han people in government, just because there is a certain proportion of government positions need to be fulfilled by people who are Mongolia ethnic. Please don't use Inner Mongolia as a tool for your political purpose.

[@moonshadow7057]

First, China tolerated Mongolian language, just like it tolerated Uyghur language in the past, was because CCP didn’t feel strong enough to suppress these ethical minorities. These minorities are far less enthusiastic toward the communism ideology and far less submissive as Han Chinese, for the same reason CCP didn’t impose one child policy on them, because they know that would cause mass unrest. Now with Xi in the power, CCP has taken a much more aggressive position both outside China and inside China. Whatever economy reason cannot justify violations of basic human right to preserve one’s native language, not to mention that CCP is violating Chinese constitution as well.

[@GK_Guru_2007]

China is virus factory.

[@Boszziuryayok]

username checks out

[@蛙则百叫无鸣]

@Soap 无知，

[@colinyuan5404]

@@moonshadow7057 wow, you must be CCP, bro, seems you know every details of every CCP policies

[@wenliangzhou5390]

The thing is due to university material, which is in mandarin, and inner Mongolia use to start to teach madarin later, normally in high school or 5th or 6th year of elemental school, which make them less competitive in university, so inner Mongolia education department decided to expand mandarin lesson, then by SOMEHOW turn out the RUMOR that they are going to fire some Mongolian language teacher. That is all.

[@wenliangzhou5390]

And the protest is even in inner Mongolia

[@kongthai..]

Taj Mahal is built by Mongolians in Uttar Pradesh? Near Delhi.

[@User92665]

Inner Mongolia is more Mongolian than Mongolia🤣🤣

[@gamerboi8312]

Well it's not time for who is better mongolian or not my little kids... Both share same blood so just keep on fighting against china.

[@gamerboi8312]

@Alex ander Same: Here we are not talking about your opinion on where they like to live nor what they think of China. If they really liked china and chinese that much why the fc they even protesting in the 1st place? Illogical people on the internet As usual 🤷‍♂️

[@tukal8682]

No matter what Hamag Mongol are with our southern brothers. All over the world we doing protests.

[@poseidon61]

I'm Chinese in a multi racial and culture society. We are taught to learn and use English, education materials are in English as well. The government believes that English will be widely used in trades and exchanges. It is also to find a common language among citizens. Chinese/Malay/Tamil are taught as the 2nd language and encourage to retain our cultures and roots. I don't see any problem in this, they are not forced to abandon their culture and language.

[@bohu9522]

@@UVGardener Free Chinatown, Hawaii, and Texas

[@ysteo5691]

The outer Mongolian has given up their own script and romanized after the soviet "colonization. Inner Mongolian are still can write and read traditional script but NOT the separated Outer Mongolian. DO NOT Distorting the fact.!

[@athuryoung970]

Almost every country uses their National Language as medium of instruction. . . Why is it wrong for China to use it?. . . . Double standard media reporting !

[@Miguelincomp]

No, some countries use the language of the ethnic minorities in basic instruction to preserve their cultural identity while the national language is taught as a second language. This happens, for example in India, Spain, Mexico. Of course there are other countries like France with a more agressive language policy than China.

[@saycheese9944]

It's like saying that whole Europe should speak English and no other language Or all india to speak Hindi Or maybe all pakistan to urdu Or all south africa to English China isn't one nation but nation of nations and every state

[@НамжилчойжилынАлтантөгс]

#savemongolianlanguage

[@Tabuleiro.]

Chinese government in a few years: "Nothing happened in Inner Mongolia"

[@wawa-vf4to]

Hispanics should also be allowed to use Spanish as their premier language in their studies. Texas, New Mexico should use English and Spanish signs in their buses, subways, and restaurants, just like Mongolian subway signs in Hohhot.

[@НамжилчойжилынАлтантөгс]

Something is happening right now

[@Xi_Jinping_is_Pooh]

China in a few years: "What's mongolia?"

[@Xi_Jinping_is_Pooh]

@@wawa-vf4to I think they are already doing that

[@cantspeakcantspeak79]

fun fact: Mongolians in China were once known to be royal to Beijing, they were known to fight off Mongolians from Mongolia in the internet

[@inquisitorsteele8397]

While I'm not good with english but I think the word should be loyal instead of royal.

[@페페-y8m]

Royal 은 왕족 같은걸 부를때 쓰는 단어고, loyal은 충성 이라는 뜻을 가지고 있으니 loyal이 맞습니다.

[@yakov8234]

Here comes the second Mongolian conquest, brace yourself!

[@_McCormickProductions]

Lemme join the Mongol army

[@arktidasagency7968]

First, let's find 'His' Tomb first.

[@MrBestard]

Mongolian language haven't been updated, they don't have new words. On the other hand, Mandarin is main stream and gets updated. How can the people learn if they stick to the outdated language. China is not eliminating the language but telling them to switch over to Mandarin as a primary language for academic purpose.

[@TorterryChiu]

Excuse me, DW. People who immigrate to Germany MUST study German and pass German language B1 test at least, for local citizens MUST study Hochdeutsch in school. Don't get your obsession with China, always report negatively. Inner Mongolian is a part of Chinese citizens, so what is the problem to study Mandarin?

[@TorterryChiu]

@acammtt Wow, you conveniently miss the part I mentioned "local citizens", Thanks, troll. And "Invaded", "Some time ago". I guess, in your logic, everyone invaded everyone some time ago, welcome to earth. Learning a langauge isn't a bad thing, but spreading hatred is.

[@ayaa382009]

#CulturalHeritageGenocide #SaveTheMongolianLanguage #Xi_TheChineseHitler #STAY_STRONG_TOGETHER_SOUTHERNMONGOLIA4p2M_HONGKONG7p5M_UYGHUR12M_TIBET3M_Manchu 53729

[@OfficialPandorAvatar]

The problem is that when CCP/People's Republic of China was created in the 1950s, they promised autonomous rights/self-rule to Inner Mongolia, Tiben and Xinjiang. The status of an autonomous region provides protection for the language and culture of special minority groups (e.g. Mongols, Tebitians and Uighurs). It is written in the CCP/PRC constitution. But they are rewriting history as usual.

[@boruizou4285]

LMAO,western media，makes you think those holding script and interview are from inner mongolia.They are from outer Mogolia and they abandoned mogolian writing for decades now.

[@ianhomerpura8937]

Because of the Soviets. But they will bring the old Mongolian script back.

[@nti1029]

@Anurag Chakraborty Poorer CIA troll paid 5 cent

[@mariahung2946]

Then again, isn’t that what the British, French, Spanish,etc did centuries ago? What Residential School in Canada did to the Aboriginal People ? So why don’t we think they were wrong doing before ?

[@cogwheel756]

We DO think that was wrong

[@gamerboi8312]

Hey inner mongols and outer mongols don't argue with each others okay? No one care who has more people or who is more mongolian now. (I know it's some troll westerners or kids doing but still) Just the same blood live in separate places that's all so fight together.

[@jiangpan7333]

I'm wondering how many Celtic people can speak celtic, how many walsh can speak walsh today?

[@antred11]

Very few.

[@BalkanMode]

How is this related to the Chinese assimilation campaign?

[@OGKingKunda]

Balkan Mode excellent question

[@ahyarhartanto1802]

@@BalkanMode well it means both chinese and UK are no difference in this case. I don't support both of them ofc.

[@pascalpoussin1209]

Smart comment.

[@KuraSourTakanHour]

Mongolian sounds like a strange mix of Russian and Korean to my ears. Interesting language

[@tigerii10.5cmpog4]

Well that is because we have influence of russia because... Soviet union brothers They helped us by kicking out the Chinese

[@tigerii10.5cmpog4]

The Korean Well that's because we are in asia

[@weltschmertzz]

Geographic location, my friend.

[@user-ti2xi9bd4u]

Lololol exactly to me

[@codenameeaglecooldown900]

Hmm honestly the Mongolians sounds like Turkish Language especially sounds like Turkish Tatar

[@ahl-e-haq8195]

Country of Genghis khan stands so helpless.

[@sathishkumar-pl2ri]

Here in india too Hindi is been forced in non hindi speaking States....

[@Ajay-fl7bl]

On which state by the way. Bloody liar

[@mdkumarz]

While we in India voluntarily giving-up native Indian languages with foreign English. Chinese can learn from British imperialism

[@ayanavolahiri3122]

We have a choice between what language to teach our children, the only reason you think English is imposed is because English is more versatile a language in India than even Hindi. The only way a state can have absolute Native Language without English influences is to be a separate nation, I hope you know the consequences of that.

[@ayanavolahiri3122]

@@UVGardener Kashmir I can agree with you, but Khalistan and South Tibet? Are you kidding me? Isn't it the same tone your government uses? You see we have a democracy, we agree and also disagree with our government on many issues, you guys don't even have that ideological freedom.

[@UVGardener]

@@ayanavolahiri3122 Free Kashmir, Khalistan and South Tibet!

[@ayanavolahiri3122]

@@UVGardener Are you even capable of reasoning?

[@godlessheathen6425]

@@UVGardener people of your so called khalistan are the first ones who will fight against Pakistan and China. People of Punjab are literally the pride of India. About southern tibet. Do you honestly think they would want to go to a country where democracy doesn't exist?

[@indreamluo1981]

To who doesn’t know the background: from 2017 Minister of Education of China published unified textbooks for Mandarin, History and Politics and to replace old versions in primary and middle schools. The last old versions were from 2001 while dozens of publishers had their “products” to compete and sell to schools.

[@tigerlily6668]

Does Germany have different minority languages as a formal and as a medium of education in different school in different state, different university? Or any country at all have that?

[@abdulamdou1095]

Why China keep bullied those countries ?

[@tukal8682]

Never ending greed

[@林毅贤]

USA is better suited to answer questions like this

[@freeislamicopposition1309]

They obviously haven't seen the wrath of Chengis Khan!

[@td9250]

That's why they built the wall, duhh.

[@barryneild379]

*Gengishan is one of the greatest Chinese minority leader just like ❤️President Obama ❤️👍 He promoted Chinese Culture, Custom, language measurement systems aboard. There are many monuments of him in China. Do not let this attempt to divide China to succeed!! China is MORE inclusive than the US 👍 show the world how it is done!*

[@barryneild379]

@@td9250 *In my mind he was one of the greatest Chinese Emperors.* Guess what in the old days they do not have election, who ever can fight can become the emperor does not matter what race you are.

[@hpesojjoseph2307]

Your so great chingis khan had already been dead for centuries already. No need tp fear dead man

[@yz9308]

Hpesoj Joseph he is the all-time nightmare of Han Chinese

[@waiko78]

oh please! My parents migrated from China to Panama in the 1980´s (Central America, official language is Spanish), my parents´ mother tongue is type of Hakka dialect, so I learned Hakka from them. They rented HK dramas video tapes for entertainment, so I leaned Cantonese. My whole school years were in Spanish and English. Later I went back to China to learn Mandarin. What I´m trying to say that I still know my Hakka origins even if my whole school life was taught in a official language that is not my parents´ dialect. I learned about our minority culture from them, so they are not lost. And I know knowing Hakka dialect is a plus, is good to know, but good luck if you don´t the other more useful official languages. In the case of the Mongolian language, they can organize Mongolian language school, or something similar I don´t know... But don´t expect the official education system to tailor a specific regional school system, is not practical nor efficient. Imagine how many their will be in a country of so many minorities. That will be a mess.

[@yurigansmith]

One of the few reasonable comments here. It's this weird romanticization of "cultural resistance" against structural change in society, especially when it's happening in China (= bad) - even if this change makes completely sense and by and large society will benefit from it, especially the younger generation. I live in Germany, and in all educational institutions "Hochdeutsch" is taught (the standard German language), and not regional dialects. Same applies for "Sütterlin", an old-fashioned German script that had been in use until the end of WW2, but imagine writing a job application in Sütterlin today - the German viewers will agree how laughable this would be. People can learn this in extra-curricular courses if they like to, but Latin script is the standard script in Germany for an obvious reason I'm not going to explain. Anyway, I wouldn't be surprised if also this "cultural resistance movement" is again funded by the NED, and propagated by Western media for the usual reason (China = bad).

[@thegreypenguin5097]

@@yurigansmith the difference here is dialects are way different than preserving a unique language with a veyr unique script

[@baconsans431]

Historically, Inner Mongolia was a part of Greater Mongolia until the Chinese took it over by forse in 1947 and established the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

[@孫悟空-r7w]

Wrong. The whole Mongolia belonged to China since Qing dynasty. USSR, Stalin and allies forced Republic of China to give up the right of outer Mongolia when China suffered from civil wars.

[@孫悟空-r7w]

USSR ruled Mongolia and suppressed Mongolians since Mongolia was divided from China.

[@wawa-vf4to]

Hispanics should also be allowed to use Spanish as their premier language in their studies. Texas, New Mexico should use English and Spanish signs in their buses, subways, and restaurants.

[@claudiocarrera9552]

False, if I go to another country, I respectfully integrate and learn there ways, out if respect and gratitude for allowing the opportunity of a better life for my family. You snow flakes will ruin USA,and I am not from anywhere near there!

[@Askhat08]

@@claudiocarrera9552 There is no law that declares English as an official language of the USA.

[@claudiocarrera9552]

@@Askhat08 read my comment again...did not state that it was law, I said out of respect!! So respect yourself and read to learn, not to reply.

[@Askhat08]

@@claudiocarrera9552 USA was built on a principles of liberty. It doesn't matter who you are, when you come to USA, you can be whoever you want to be, pray to whoever you want to, eat whatever you want and dress like you want. And, of course, you can speak any language.

[@merbst]

Please note this is in Inner Mongolia, where over 80% of the public does not speak Mongolian Language.

[@barryneild379]

Many people tend to oblivious to the fact that it's Gengishan who first promote the use of Standardized Mandarin - one of the greatest *Chinese* leaders. 👍

[@datawasatreacherousandroid6509]

Mongolian is one of the languages used on the Chinese legal tender. Also, ALL government documents, seals and personal IDs in Inner Mongolia are bilingual. In fact, CCP has been in support of preserving the functionally dead Mongolian writing system since day one, when the independent Mongolia abandoned it decades ago. In fact, the Chinese government has helped many minority groups in China who didn’t have a writing system for their native tongue to develop one so these minority groups can better preserve their heritage. Try report impartially for once, DW.

[@gigachadkartik]

Inner Mongolia belongs to Mongolia not to China

[@hencgr4833]

It is sooo normal to have national language as school instruction, you can still teach mongolian as local language subject. What s the problem? Are southern italian taught in their language? What about autonomous region of spain? Andalus? Or southern thai people or northern ireland?

[@DL-vp1th]

no , read it well , they want to ban it , that thing ur saying now was similar to the way it was done before

[@gomiladroogies5951]

They're trying to teach Chinese in China!?!??! I can't believe it.

[@gomiladroogies5951]

@Sheikh Mandarin is Chinese, its the official national language of China. But acknowledging this must not fit in your agenda i guess.