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Loss of an Arab Identity in Newer Generations Is Concerning for Arab Parents in Winnipeg

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Except for the two official languages, French and English, the Arabic language in Canada ranks sixth on the list of languages spoken at home, according to the Canadian government.

Arab parents work tirelessly to ensure that their children's language and Arab identity are preserved because they are concerned about language erosion among the community's members.

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