Mizo Language Dwindling and Inpopularity

The Mizo language, spoken predominantly in Mizoram and parts of neighboring states in Northeast India, faces a concerning trend of dwindling usage and declining popularity. This article explores factors contributing to this phenomenon, including Errors in Writing and Speaking in Mizo Language (Emphatic Adverbs) Errors in Writing and Speaking in Mizo Language, Errors in Writing and Speaking in Mizo Language (Negative Words). It discusses the implications for Mizo culture and identity,emphasizing the need for revitalization efforts through language policies, educational initiatives, and community engagement. The abstract concludes by highlighting the urgency of preserving Mizo as a vital component of regional heritage and linguistic diversity in India.