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The 21 pages that link to Language death, each with the reason it gives.

• Language revitalizationRelated: Revitalization responds to language loss and can sometimes begin after native transmission ends.

• Language documentationRelated: Documentation can preserve evidence of a language but cannot by itself ensure its continued use.

• Language changeRelated: Language shift can end a language’s transmission even while neighboring languages continue changing.

• Irish languageRelated: Declining intergenerational transmission is a central concern in debates about Irish’s future.

• Linguistic imperialismRelated: It is one possible outcome of sustained pressure favoring a dominant language.

• English as a lingua francaRelated: The expansion of English can contribute to pressure on smaller languages, though outcomes vary.

• Cultural homogenizationRelated: Dominant languages can displace local ones as communication becomes more standardized.

• Ryukyuan languagesRelated: Some Ryukyuan varieties face severe decline as fluent speakers become fewer.

• Universal languageRelated: A dominant common language may contribute to language shift and, in some cases, language loss.

• Sorbian studiesRelated: The concept frames research into risks facing Lower Sorbian transmission.