Once facing extinction, the SiPhuthi language is thriving again thanks to dedicated community efforts and a new constitutional recognition. With indigenous books, radio broadcasts, and cultural festivals, the BaPhuthi people are successfully reclaiming their heritage and ensuring their unique voice grows stronger.
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SiPhuthi: Ang matagumpay na muling pagbuhay sa wika ng Lesotho

THE GUARDIAN

Ang wikang SiPhuthi na dating malapit nang maglaho ay muling sumisigla dahil sa pagkilala ng konstitusyon at pagsisikap ng komunidad. Sa tulong ng mga aklat, radyo, at mga pista, matagumpay na binabawi ng mga BaPhuthi ang kanilang kultura at sinisiguro na ang kanilang katutubong tinig ay mananatiling buhay at malakas.

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