We both have the stance on this one. I don't see any real value it's going to add to me and it's why I wouldn't bother about wasting a second on it. I'd rather learn either French or Spanish language.
I can understand where you're coming from, of not seeing value within the "language", but I can see a potential value within the Tutanese language, because it develops better social bonds among eachother (Specifically ethnically African American individuals
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I believe that the Tutanese language is solely a language game as of current conditions, but I think that it could eventually become its own language the more African-Americans begin to speak it with others; the language aspects will then begin to form as we start utilizing it more, and later on in later generations of African American people, would be speaking a fully fleshed out language, with grammar, unique words, verbs, adjectives, and culture surrounding it, called Tutanese. A language wholly for African-Americans, spoken by African Americans.
It's a dream of mine for a unified language to be established for African-Americans, and I do think we should use Tutanese, and develop it as a community, a peoples.
It may not be practical as a real language like English, but imagine if we actually used it, and slowly but surely it started becoming its own language, like Haitian creole, Patios, etc...
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