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The 46 pages that link to Language standardization, each with the reason it gives.

• Language revitalizationRelated: Teaching materials may require choices about spelling and shared forms.

• Language policyRelated: Standardization often supplies the written norms that institutions adopt.

• DiglossiaRelated: Standardization can strengthen the institutional position of a high variety.

• Language planningBroader topic: It is a specific process within the broader practice of language planning.

• Language ideologyRelated: Standardization provides a historical setting where beliefs about correct language shape institutions.

• Language changeRelated: Standard forms can privilege some variants while leaving everyday change ongoing.

• Italian languageRelated: It transformed a literary norm into a common reference for Italian public life.

• Standard languageNarrower topic: It names the broader process through which a standard language is established.

• Vernacular literatureRelated: Vernacular texts helped establish shared spelling, grammar, and prestige across regions.

• South Slavic languagesRelated: Separate South Slavic standards emerged through codification tied to institutions and national movements.

• Prescriptive grammarRelated: Prescriptive rules can spread a standard while narrowing the forms treated as legitimate.

• World EnglishesRelated: Standardization determines which local English features gain institutional recognition.

• Creole languageRelated: Standardization can affect whether a creole is taught, published, and officially recognized.

• Standard EnglishNarrower topic: The standard variety results from processes that select, codify, and promote certain forms.

• British EnglishRelated: Standard British conventions grew through institutions without eliminating regional speech.

• Indigenous language revitalizationRelated: Standard forms can aid teaching while raising questions about dialect diversity and authority.

• Natural languageRelated: Institutions can formalize conventions within a language that arose through use.

• Serbian languageNarrower topic: Serbian’s codified forms govern spelling and formal usage across regional varieties.

• Serbo-CroatianNarrower topic: It provides the broader process behind the region’s multiple written standards.

• Wu ChineseRelated: Wu lacks one universally accepted standard across its regional varieties.

• PrescriptivismRelated: Prescriptive institutions help establish and maintain standardized forms.

• Biblical translationRelated: Influential Bible editions helped stabilize forms of German and English.

• Linguistic purismRelated: Purist preferences often become influential when a standard variety is being established.

• PidginRelated: Standardization can support wider use of a pidgin-derived variety in education and public life.

• Language policy in South AfricaRelated: Standardization can support education and administration while raising questions about whose varieties gain authority.

• Language variationCompared with: Standardization narrows institutional choices from the wider range of variation.

• Inuit languagesRelated: Standards can support education while raising questions about local variation.

• Karelian languageNarrower topic: Karelian's multiple varieties complicate the creation of common written standards.

• Official languages of South AfricaRelated: Standard forms affect how official-language services, schooling, and publications are produced.

• Tajik languageRelated: Tajik's national standard developed separately from other modern Persian standards.

• BislamaRelated: Written Bislama must serve national communication while reflecting varied speech communities.

• FulfuldeRelated: Cross-border Fulfulde communication depends partly on negotiated written standards.

• Hiligaynon languageRelated: Written norms influence how Hiligaynon is taught, published, and represented publicly.

• Kartvelian languagesRelated: Standardization has been far more extensive for Georgian than for its Kartvelian relatives.

• Language divergenceRelated: Standardization can reinforce distinctions between varieties that remain structurally close.

• Fula languageRelated: Standardization efforts must accommodate a continuum with substantial regional variation.

• Pluricentric languageRelated: Different centers may standardize their varieties separately.

• Sundanese languageRelated: Standard norms support Sundanese education and publishing.

• Language preservationCompared with: Standard forms can aid teaching, but preservation also concerns spoken varieties and community choices.

• DhivehiRelated: Standardization has guided how Dhivehi is taught and written.

• ErhuaRelated: Standardization shapes which erhua forms are taught, accepted, or treated as regional.

• InterlinguisticsRelated: Planned languages need conventions that speakers can learn and share.

• Linguistic prescriptionRelated: Prescription contributes to selecting and spreading standardized forms.

• Venda languageRelated: Standardization shapes which written forms are used in education and publishing.

• CorsicanRelated: Standardization influences how Corsican is written, taught, and used publicly.

• Rwanda-RundiRelated: Standard forms support schooling, publishing, and administration in Rwanda and Burundi.