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Love this!

Mini Tatta chunt usem Val Lumnezia (Vella) aber sie het mir und minre Muetter nie Rumantsch bibrocht, obwohls ihri Muettersproch isch. Mir sind am Bodesee ufgwachse also heti üs Rumantsch zwar nüt brocht im Alltag, aber trotzdem fühli mi e bizli so, als chönti nie richtig zu all mine Wurzle finde. Mir sind e riese Familie (d Tatta het 16 Gschwüsterti gha) - und i werd nie mit ihne chöne Rumantsch rede und da fühlt sich echt kacke ah. Drum: Falls Ihr Rumantsch sind, und au wener wegzüglet sind, bitte reded mit eune Chind Rumantsch. Sie werdeds eu danke!

As a Kurd who is worried about the future of his own language and also other minority languages I got so emotional. I hope these people never give up and Swiss government will support it in a better way to make people feel proud of their language and that they can survive by speaking their own language in cities too.❤

Salute to the Romansh from the Caucasus

Ijst is eun diegere lijnkwe! This is a beautifull language! Dit is een mooie taal! 😁

So sad to hear that her children were displaying the signs of language shift away from Romansh due to the influences of the more powerful languages.

O so happy to see smthng interesting like this video

Hejsa i er super ❤️❤️❤️ bare jeg var 25 år igen. Håber jeg møder jer en dag,jeg misunder jer for det mod i har 🌈 kæmpe knus Henrik

Less English, more Romontsch. I expect to hear the language how it sounds. Without translators, comments in English or disturbing music. Don't talk ABOUT the language in English. Present us THE LANGUAGE ITSELF. Unplugged.

I hope this language is preserved!

Cool video

Noi suntem romani!

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in Northtirol and Vorarlberg this beautiful language has already died out, what a pity!

It was the language of my grand parents and my grandfatherGraubünden

I moved away... august 2020 i turned back and i will never ever leave Surselva again

The link below is a short video taken by a blind friend who lives in NYC. It shows a small example of what visually impaired and blind people experience on a daily basis in a world that never puts The Blind in Mind. I hope this video will be a spark that ignites a flame of awareness to make visually impaired people’s voices heard all over the world. Share it if you want it to make a difference! ua-cam.com/video/JMSkZ0m4naY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=FaddyMichel P.S. According to the American Community Survey (ACS) in 2017, only 44 percent of people who are blind or visually impaired are employed, compared with 79 percent of those without disabilities.

The purpose of any language is to communicate with other people. If any language isn't effectively doing that it's pretty much worthless. End of discussion.

What's the name of the song playing in the beginning ? 0:35

What a wonderful video. Thank you. Keep it alive! It is so important. What excellent work you are doing.

Became Independent ? Switzerland is gorgeous, but seem a bit weird - I mean who invented the shape of Toblerone just so you can stack more of them on top of each ither? And cellophane? And The Red Cross? And a different sized flag to everyone else? And Helvetica - so bloody conspicuous...er, London has the Swiss Glockenspiel & canton flag pole ( sadly missed Swiss Centre)..now outside the EU together...ah.. we must be as crazy as you cats!

ALL languages will become extinct after WW111.

How interesting! A great interview

Alice is so sweet, I am learning Rumantsch sursilvan and I hope I can speak with her one day

POV; your watching this for school

Merci pour la vidéo; c’était très intéressante! En tant que Québéco-américain je crois pouvoir comprendre mieux que la personne moyenne ce que vous dites sur la survivance. Je n’ai jamais compris pourquoi la Suisse n’a pas une seule langue officielle (le romanche) tout en offrant un soutien et un encouragement pour apprendre les autres langues déjà parlées mais les rendant secondaires. Le monde a déjà plein de francophones, de germanophones, et d’italophones; il devrait y avoir de la place pour les locuteurs de romanche. Comme on dit icitte : « Lâchez pas la patate! » Bonne chance et bonne continuation!

Je ne comprends pas pourquoi ils parlent anglais s'ils sont si fiers de leur langue, une langue très similaire aux dialectes parlés en Italie . Le canton des Grisons dont ils sont originaires se trouve à quelques kilomètres de la frontière avec l'Italie, leurs noms sont les mêmes que les italiens. Je suis de Rome mais j'ai pu comprendre tout ce qu'ils ont dit ......... Nous espérons que ce patrimoine culturel ne sera pas perdu.

Ich verstehe nicht, warum sie Englisch sprechen, wenn sie so stolz auf ihre Sprache sind, eine Sprache, die den in Italien gesprochenen Dialekten sehr ähnlich ist Der Kanton Graubünden, aus dem sie stammen, liegt nur wenige Kilometer von der Grenze zu Italien entfernt. Ihre Nachnamen sind dieselben wie die italienischen. Ich komme aus Rom, aber ich konnte alles verstehen, was sie sagten ......... Wir hoffen, dass dieses kulturelle Erbe nicht verloren geh

Non capisco perche' parlano in inglese se sono cosi' orgogliosi della loro lingua,una lingua molto molto simili ai dialetti parlati in Italia del nord.Il Canton dei Grigioni da dove loro provengono e' a pochi chilometri dal confine con l'Italia.I loro cognomi sono uguali a quelli italiani. Io sono di Roma ma ho potuto capire tutto cio' che dicevano.........Speriamo che non si perda questo patrimonio culturale.

I may not be able to understand it, but the musi is so soothing and beutiful! Kudos to the artist! May your language thrive and survive to the upcoming generation! Romansch/Rumansch is a beutiful language! Una lingua bella! Me encanto el idioma! Alguien puedo ayudarme aprende el tal idioma?

Sehr wichtig , spricht mit Kinder nur reines Romansh , auch wenn die Kinder in andere Sprache antworten . So werden die Sprache lernen ohne Problemen und später werden sie stolz darauf sein so eine schöne Sprache sprechen zu können

How cool! Romansh is my grandmother's first language.

So, does Rumantschs have a chance to survive?

I´m Argentinian and a long time ago I met a Swiss man who spoke Romansh. I didn´t know by then that this language even existed. He also spoke Italian, English and French.

I came here because my 23andme DNA test said I likely have strong ancestral connections to Grisons in Switzerland. I was curious and this was quite informative. Thanks.

As a Swiss person from the French Speaking (Suisse Romandie), this brings a tear of joy to my eye. Even when I lived in Switzerland, we were not taught much about Rumantsch, it was always a mystery even though it’s the only 100% Swiss language. It’s amazing to see native speakers and children being taught this amazing language. Btw: my family origin is actually from Graubünden, but the Italian speaking part. Siempre Grigioni!!!!

My mother is Italian and my father is German and French. I feel attracted to Rumatsch because it is like taking these languages and mixing them together into something very special and unique!

Romansh people use romanian names. Why? Ionut is one of them and my name is Ionut. Some of them live in the region of Venice close to istro-romanians, interesting... We might be related. I see they have an eastern orientation. Some others live in Lichtenstein. We both love mountains and maybe transhumation for being shepards.

long live romanash !

Very cool. From Queens, NY living in TX now.

The thing is if you wanna sleep ur already in the process of sleeping am I right?

Fantastisk. Al respekt og kærlighed herfra.

Let me guess: vous essons unics?

Very Inspirational! Coming from Chicago, USA

Romansh should be on Facebook! Fight for it! Including it on media will certainly help the language's surviving

It is official guys Rumantsch is in Tandem. Today the update came.

Hey for all the Swiss Romash speakers listen up, I may have good news. I am from Mexico and I am becoming a polyglot and Rumantsch is a language which I have interest in learning, I use an app called Tandem and they did not have the language in their list, so I contacted the developers of the app and asked them about adding it and they answered me back and they said that they were going to think about adding it, they said it in a very positive way, now they are going to contact me in a few days about the topic. If they say yes buckle up. There are people like me waiting to learn and talk Rumantsch.

My great Aunt spoke Romansh and my family is from border. Thank you.

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