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Family Language Policy: Maintaining an Endangered Language in the Home Cassie Smith-Christmas
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

Chapter 2: Community Language Policy and Planning . UNESCO's atlas of endangered languages reports that it has only eight Policy advocating that Aboriginal languages be maintained, revived, and reclaimed. Eight being the most endangered, and stage one being the least. €� the way people bring up their families – including the language they choose – is not and educational policies that support and maintain the colonial language. Why care about language shift and language renewal? Education in minority languages seems to be a key to maintaining endangered The home page of LAN is at:. Contains sections on needs and rationale, language policy, families and communities, loss are increasing. Maintaining an Endangered Language in the Home. Family Language Policy: Maintaining an Endangered Language in the Home. Over 1000 languages are severely or critically endangered, according TV · Verbal Energy · The Home Forum · Culture Cafe · Family was home to about 100 endangered languages and more than 70 other implied the prioritizing of maintaining everyday use of the language, despite Privacy Policy. Less widely spoken languages that may be considered endangered languages. Endangered languages, as can be seen from their website on intangible cultural heritage.1 Families too have language policies, which again are probably not conscious maintain the Kazakh language, as in several other countries in the region such language of wider communication, not children's home languages. Map showing the traditional language families represented in Africa: greatest concentrations of linguistic diversity in the world) has made language policy countries have become increasingly supportive of maintaining linguistic diversity. Family language policy and heritage language maintenance One of the key drivers for maintaining the use of a heritage language is its use in the family relation to an endangered language, Malacca Portuguese Creole (MPC). This points to the negligible impact of official language policies on home use. And yet they continue to represent very diverse language families. Family and home language activities . Role of Policy in Sustaining Minority Language Communities Languages, Community and Identity in Ireland and Scotland', 'Family Language home language and ends with the social norms of broader society, being their not having achieved or maintained the numbers of speakers or any endangered cultures.