“Komitmen para pelajar untuk mengetahui mengenai budaya dan bahasa adalah bukti kepada perwatakan positif serta kekuatan komuniti mereka,” - Dr Jeannet Stephen.
Kenyataan Timbalan Pengarah Institut Kajian Orang Asal Borneo , Universiti Malaysia Sabah Dr Jeannet Stephen ini menggambarkan dengan jelas peranan dua generasi tersebut yang saling memerlukan demi kesinambungan amalan-amalan lama yang semakin dilupakan.
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