HipHop could be the savior of minority languages

By Emre Karci

„Language is the dress of thought“, said Samuel Johnson once. So it’s very important that language is spoken. We can share thoughts, emotions and other things we could not say with our physical or facial expressions. And it’s the sad truth that some languages are threatened as a result of non-use. We need to save them as a part of history, culture and personal identity. We have to keep them alive and make them more attractive to talk. The idea is to get youngsters to talk minority languages in a creative and funny way. So I want to introduce you to “Minority HipHop”.