Reviving a dying language on South Korea's Jeju island

Reviving a dying language on South Korea's Jeju island

The isolated islanders of Jeju in South Korea developed their own distinct dialect over time, but that language is now threatened by a dwindling population and ageing speakers.

But the local government has now come up with a number of schemes that just might work, aimed at injecting new life into an old way of speaking.

Al Jazeera's Rob McBride reports from Jeju Island, South Korea.