variety is the spice of life..
just like in languages, each dialect shows where the language
came from..
however in the current globalised world, each dialect is being
diluted.. but that in itself is a dialect...
think about it... each dialect was a deviation from the main
language until it became distinct due to the isolation from the
other "branches" of the language...
now the different branches are converging again..
it is a sad thing if we do not document where each dialect is
from, and what it sounds... there should be an oral history.. but
we should let it run its course without "bans" and stupidities
imposed by whatever politicians trying their hapless hands at
social engineering...
trying to keep things "pure" is trying to stop a flood with an
umbrella.. we are not and cannot be isolated...
teach the teens dialects.. don't try to bash them into
"learning" it.. because they are, in their own way, creating their
own dialects...