The ancient Egyptian culture and language are pretty much dead. The coptic language is nearly extinct - the official language of Egypt is Arabic, due to years of control by the Ottomans and whatnot.
How, perhaps, could the Egyptian culture survive to modern day, or atleast be a little bit above extinction? I just think it's sad when an ethnic group survives but their culture does not. The people in Egypt are ethnically Egyptian, different from Arabs, but they are associated with them do to the adoption of Arabic, Islam, and so on.
Also, how might a surviving Egyptian culture evolve? Would they go through some sort of change in their religion, etc?
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How, perhaps, could the Egyptian culture survive to modern day, or atleast be a little bit above extinction? I just think it's sad when an ethnic group survives but their culture does not. The people in Egypt are ethnically Egyptian, different from Arabs, but they are associated with them do to the adoption of Arabic, Islam, and so on.
Also, how might a surviving Egyptian culture evolve? Would they go through some sort of change in their religion, etc?
Alright. On your marks, get set, GO!