‘Governments need to preserve endangered languages’
Yulha Lhawa is a linguist from the Tibetan Plateau. She is a native speaker of Khroskyabs (also called Lavrung), an endangered Tibetan language, and grew up in the semi-nomadic Khroskyabs community as a Yak herder. At age 17, she began documenting the language and culture of her community, leading to the publication of her book Warming...