Our culture is going gradually

Our culture's are gradually going in the name of fashion. This has been given me thought the way parents are contributing to the going of our culture. These days you hardly see our young youths speaking their mother tongue, the find it difficult to speak and the mothers that has much time to spend with the kids are not helping matters. Most of the time they kids are not even speaking good English. Why denying them of their culture and mother tongue when you can not speak good English to them? I spoke with a guy some days ago, he was speaking bitterly, that his parents refuse to take them to their village, as old as he is, he can't speak his dialect talk more of knowing their culture . Parents please help our culture and save our generation. Now married women are saying wrapper is outdated fashion. Jezzz! What is this world turning into. You can't even differentiate married women from single ladies in the name of fashion, please our old culture is the best, our parent were practicing it and still got married to good husband, still in their days they are well trained than now. They still produce intelligent people than now, they still live healthy than now. I still maintain we should start learning our old culture, speak your dialect to your kids let our languages not die because of fashion.

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