As a bearer of historical and cultural heritage, the Serbian language is much more than a means of communication, and the obligation to preserve it is even greater in the era of globalization, rapid change and digitalization, said Serbian language professor Marko Lje\u0161evi\u0107. On the occasion of 8 September \u2013 International Literacy Day, Lje\u0161evi\u0107 says that educational institutions, cultural organizations, media and decision-makers should jointly preserve and nurture the Serbian language.<\/p>\n
\u2018Let us pass it on with care and love, and use it as a means of education, creative expression and cultural connection. By nurturing the Serbian language and literacy, we strengthen the community, preserve identity and shape a society that values the past, builds the present and designs the future,\u2019 stated Lje\u0161evi\u0107. He noted that language was the foundation of every society and an indispensable value that defines the identity of a people, shapes individuals and builds the future of a community.<\/p>\n
\u2018The Serbian language, as our mother tongue and the bearer of historical and cultural heritage, is more than a means of communication. It is the guardian of collective memory, identity and a mirror of the community. Throughout the centuries, the Serbian language has been a means of preserving tradition, passing on historical experiences and creativity that shapes Serbs. Every word we speak, write or read in our mother tongue carries with it the weight of heritage and the responsibility to preserve, nurture and pass it on to future generations,\u2019 Lje\u0161evi\u0107 said. He points out that in the era of globalization, rapid change and digital communication, preserving the Serbian language and literacy becomes an act of love for oneself, one\u2019s community and the heritage of one\u2019s ancestors.<\/p>\n
\u2018They enable understanding the roots and appreciating own culture. Every word in the mother tongue is an opportunity to contribute to preserving cultural wealth, strengthening the community, and shaping a society that fosters education, creativity, and moral values,\u2019 he says. Lje\u0161evi\u0107 states that the Serbian language is not just a means of communication \u2013 it is a beacon of Serbian cultural heritage, a guide through the present, and a signpost for future generations.<\/p>\n
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