چکیده:
Motives for the decline of the native dialect among the people of Yazd province A great need that is seen today is the preservation of native dialects. The Yazdi dialect in the country is known as sweet, and more than a native dialect, it has always been associated with a good name. This rooted dialect is a reminder of sufficiency, religion and humanity. In this research, we seek to know why the people of Yazd do not speak Yazdi in conversation with their fellow citizens. This research examines the motives of Yazidis' carelessness about the native dialect, in order to find clear ways to engage people, especially young people, in the use of the dialect of their ancestors, and help others in further research. In this research, qualitative, phenomenological and applied research methods have been used. Its desire is to reach the result of the semi-structured dialogue with Yazidis who use the native dialect less, why the conversation between Yazidis and fellow citizens has decreased. It was considered dishonorable to be the first people not to speak the Yazdi dialect. People who consider it ugly to speak in the native dialect and recognize it as a characteristic of their fathers.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In this research, we seek to understand why the people of Yazd do not speak in the Yazdi dialect when conversing with their fellow citizens?
This study examines the reasons for the neglect of the native dialect by Yazdis to find clear ways to make people, especially the youth, attached to using the dialect of their ancestors and to assist others in future research.
The first reason identified for people not speaking in the Yazdi dialect was a perceived lack of class; people consider speaking in the native dialect to be ugly and believe it belongs only to their fathers.
" He also emphasized that researching the diverse dialects of the people of Iran might lead to finding parts of the vocabulary of the past languages of Iran and prove useful for determining the timing of the change in Iranian languages.
In this theory, people construct their preferred reality based on the symbols around them through interaction with others; in other words, humans are hardworking collaborators who build society and, in the positions they hold, are diligent and industrious in the creation of meaning.
People of the world, wherever they live, have a language of their own, along with an accent and dialect based on which they communicate with others, and in this way, they can express themselves and say what they want.
They very rarely use native vocabulary and want to convince others that speaking in the Yazdi dialect in front of others is ugly and ruins the flow of speech.
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