"The younger generation are not proficient in the language. However, it seems to be the case that intergenerational transmission of the language ceased only a decade or two ago... although most speakers are already in their sixties or above, there are also speakers who are in their thirties. The main domain of use is the home, traditional meetings and church. However, there is a shift in the home front, as over 60% of the homes of indigenes do not communicate using Erohwa."

"There is a positive attitude towards the language. Those who speak it are very proud of it. This is not unconnected with the fact that [the] majority of the people in the community do not understand the language."