Inspiration & the practical use of dreams for saving languages.

[CPrize]

English has more than 50% of ALL book titles & uses virtually exclusive to it. The value in 7000+ languages is in knowledge & inspiration speakers can share as prophecies or medicines (knowledge valued most to others). It isn't a matter of whether a language will survive, few can with current pressures. The value of knowledge & usefulness is what can keep them alive. The plain fact is many languages lack a written form (needed to teach or record it for future use) which increases the likelihood of it dying.

If translated, our 7 book PrintsOfPeace series can help all languages stay alive. Its application bolsters meaning & access to inspiration endangered languages' speakers have. Even if a language dies preserving the valued knowledge can give it a life long after no speakers exist, if they record their dreamed health inspiration. Hebrew would be dead too if weren't for the Bible's dreams & keys to inspiration knitted into it. 

Here's a more graphic representation of the differences... http://www.pacificway.org/proposal2.htm I wrote a few years ago.

Google pls help with $ for translators if you're serious, there's little time left. The value would be far higher than the cost of the translations.

[David Wen]

All languages are very useful and valuable because it makes everyone unique. It may not always be clear, but awareness of something is better than ignorance.

I agree with this: Google pls help with $ for translators if you're serious, there's little time left. The value would be far higher than the cost of the translations.

[rajkumar darai]

Hello ! I am Raj Kumar Darai from Nepal I speak Darai endangered language so I hope you will be very interest to support our Darai language to preserve . thank you .