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The endangered languages that are fighting back

The endangered languages that are fighting back

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The endangered languages that are fighting back

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Have you ever met someone who speaks an endangered language? How did you feel about that experience?

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How do you think language preservation contributes to cultural heritage?

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In the ever-evolving tapestry of human communication, languages are not just tools for conveying information; they embody culture, history, and identity. However, the swift march of globalization has led to the endangerment and even extinction of numerous languages, threatening to erase unique cultural heritage. Despite these challenges, a heartening movement is underway as endangered languages assert their presence and fight to ensure their survival.

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Open Ended

What are some of the main reasons that languages become endangered or extinct?

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According to the video, what are some of the challenges linguists and communities face in revitalizing endangered languages?

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Multiple Choice

What are endangered languages?

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Languages spoken by many people.

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Languages at risk of disappearing.

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Languages that are easy to learn.

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Languages that have already disappeared.

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Multiple Choice

Who are linguists?

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People who travel to different countries.

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People who study ancient history.

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People who speak many languages.

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Experts who study languages

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Multiple Choice

What is cultural heritage?

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Traditions and expressions passed down through generations.

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Preservation of Historical buildings.

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Books and literature collectors.

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Experts who study languages and their structure.

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Multiple Choice

What does it mean to revitalize a language?

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To remove a language from usage.

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To learn a new language.

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To bring new life to a language.

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To create a new language.

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Multiple Choice

What does it mean if a language is extinct?

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It is not spoken anymore and has disappeared.

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It is widely spoken.

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It is easy to learn.

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It is similar to another language.

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Multiple Choice

What is oral tradition?

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Written stories and histories.

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Passing down knowledge, stories, and history through spoken word.

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Technology used to preserve languages.

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bring new life or energy to a language.

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Multiple Choice

What is the term for being able to speak or use multiple languages?

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Bilingual.

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Multicultural.

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Multilingual.

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Multinational.

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Multiple Choice

Why do some communities and linguists work to revitalize endangered languages?

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They believe technology will replace languages.

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They want to replace all other languages.

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They want to become famous.

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They believe languages are essential to cultural identity.

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Multiple Choice

How can technology support language preservation efforts?

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By replacing the need for spoken languages.

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By making languages easier to learn.

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By allowing people to record and share traditional stories and language.

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By translating all languages into a single language.

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