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The 90 pages that link to Language shift, each with the reason it gives.

• Hawaiian languageNarrower topic: The shift toward English reduced Hawaiian transmission across generations.

• Ukrainian languageNarrower topic: Changing language use helps explain the coexistence of Ukrainian and Russian in Ukraine.

• Scots languageNarrower topic: The expansion of English has affected Scots use, transmission, and public visibility.

• ArabizationNarrower topic: Arabization is a historically specific pattern of language shift, often accompanied by cultural change.

• Breton languageNarrower topic: Breton’s decline in everyday transmission is a major instance of language shift.

• Ainu languageNarrower topic: Ainu’s decline is part of a broader shift toward Japanese.

• PersianizationNarrower topic: Persianization could spread cultural forms without producing a complete shift to Persian.

• Turkification of AnatoliaNarrower topic: Turkification involved language shift as well as population movement and political change.

• Navajo languageNarrower topic: The shift toward English has reduced Navajo use in some families and communities.

• Hmong languageNarrower topic: Hmong communities experience shift under pressure from dominant national and global languages.

• Anti-Catalan sentimentNarrower topic: Pressure against Catalan can affect whether families and institutions transmit it to younger generations.

• Walloon languageNarrower topic: Walloon’s retreat from daily use is an instance of language shift toward French.