Tiesiog issisaugok Orijaus Kelioniu grojarasti....As irgi neprenumeruoju delfio..

@Empty Empty yes , Lithuanian

I have no idea what language this is, but the story that Mexico City's subway has pictures for those who cannot read is a myth. Having pictures alongside with with text was a choice. Fun fact, the guy who designed the pictures is the same that designed washington DC's subway pictures. They decided not to use the pictures in Washington though. I think the language is Lithuanian 🤔?

Sveiki, ačiū, kad žiūrite! Ir už pastabas dėkoju. Labiausiai neraštingumo problema atsispindi tarp Meksikos indėnų. Šalis daro didelius darbus, kad juos (indėnus) kuo labiau integruotų į civilizuotą pasaulį. Vienas iš tokių pagalbinių dalykų yra ir tie paveiksliukai metro traukiniuose ir stotyse. Indėnai dažnai įvairiais klausimais atvyksta į sostinę, tad jų patogumui atsiranda įvairių aiškinamųjų ženklų. Imant indėnų popoliacijos dalį, neraštingumo skaičiai gana liūdni: "Compared to national averages and non-indigenous outcomes, indigenous children in Mexico are severely disadvantaged. Only 27 percent of indigenous children in Mexico graduate from high school. The national illiteracy rate is 8.4 percent, but the illiteracy rate among indigenous peoples is 44 percent. Indigenous children are more likely than non-indigenous children to drop out of school, and indigenous girls are especially at risk of not completing their education."