I wanted to share an extract from a post from another Mauritian Blogger about the introduction of creole at school. You can find the original post here: Who wants to learn creole?
This is how you would write an essay title “A Day at the Seaside”
“En zourner bord la mer.
Moi ek en de melar decide pou dessan bord la plaz pou kass en yen. Sa zour la soleil p crass difer mover kaliter. Mo pass bazar mo tap en dipain ek so gato pima pou nu manzer la zourner. La boisson mo camouad Zorz pou amener. Dresser partou.”
TVR 😀 (Trap Vente Riyer)
Our ministers and creole activists are really dumb to introduce creole at schools.
Creole is one step forward in ruining the country and two steps backwards in its development.
Ruining the country? No, I do not agree with that.
I find it sad that some small mauritian kids don’t know how to speak creole because their parents found it deem to ban creole from home.
Well, if the parents ban creole at home, this doesn’t mean that it should be introduced at school as a subject.
It may not be ruining the country directly but think again. If we waste time and money on stupid and useless things like this, when are we going to solve other issues such as water problem etc.
Students also will waste time learning something which will avail them naught. And remember: Time is money.