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When the language-revival movement began to pick up again in the 1960s, the Basque Language Academy recommenced ... The resulting disjuncture between classroom or, as we students called it, euskaltegi [school] Basque, and what was ...
Like other minority languages in France, Basque experienced something of a revival beginning in the 1970s and 1980s ... where Basque is the primary language of instruction, while an euskaltegi is a language school (also public or private) ...
Our language is in a very critical moment ... for example, the language we received from our parents, or from the euskaltegi, or ikastola [Basque language schools] We have to begin to enrich that language, live it more naturally. That is how we ... Roughly translated, it goes something like this: Like other publications, where you periodically find a page of Basque Language Revival and Popular Culture 49.
Today it has 800 000 speakers (it is in the top 10% of all world languages; so the linguist David Crystal would say it is not a minority language), and among those are 300 000 new Basque-speakers (those who have learnt it not at home, but at school or as adults at the euskaltegi). ... In fact, linguistic diversity and the reinforcement of languages' co-existence are essential to the revival of Basque, because ...
In the course of their efforts to teach the Basque language, HABE has created its own teaching ... In any discussion of the future of the Basque language it is imperative that we talk about the euskaltegis and their growing role in the revival of ...
