KnowraLanguage endangermentLinked fromLinked fromThe 48 pages that link to Language endangerment, each with the reason it gives.All 48Related 27Narrower topic 13Compared with 8Cebuano languageCompared with: Cebuano is widely spoken, unlike many endangered Philippine languages, but its regional varieties face unequal support.Language policy in South AfricaCompared with: Recognition alone cannot prevent language decline when education and public institutions favor other languages.Official languages of South AfricaCompared with: Constitutional recognition alone does not ensure that a language remains widely used or transmitted.Gilbertese languageCompared with: It offers a framework for assessing pressures on Gilbertese without assuming language loss.Shona languageCompared with: Shona remains widely spoken, making its situation distinct from endangered languages in the region.Madurese languageCompared with: It provides a framework for assessing the pressures on Madurese without assuming that decline is inevitable.Bhojpuri languageCompared with: Bhojpuri has many speakers, but shifts toward dominant languages can still narrow its public domains.Southern NdebeleCompared with: It frames questions about maintaining Southern Ndebele transmission and use without presuming a single status.