101: Vernacular Education and the Kadazandusun Language

Evening Edition · 101 · 26 Jul 2019 · 07:00 pm · 16 mins listen

While the Kadazandusun language is taught in schools as a subject, there are no vernacular schools using it as a medium of instruction. We take a look at some efforts being made to preserve the language.

Produced by:

Loo Juosie

Presented by:

Lee Chwi Lynn,Kelvin Yee,Aiman Rashad

Categories:

Education,History,People and Places

Tags:

Evening Edition, vernacular schools, Kadazandusun, Sabah, education, language, heritage

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