Sunita and srijana

The loss of a first or second language or a portion of that language by either a community or an individual.

• Language aptitude

• Language attrition

• Language contact

• Language policy

The ability to use a language in real world situations during spontaneous interactions or in a non-rehearsed context in a way that is appropriate and acceptable for native speaker of the language.

• Language proficiency

• Language processing

• Language contact

• Language contact

Official government decisions regarding the use of language in the public domain, including courts, schools, government offices,and health services is language policy.

• True

• False

Includes everything the language learners hear and see in the new language.

• Language aptitude

• Language exchange

• Language contact

• Language environment

Language aptitude battery is a series of tests designed to assess an individual's potential for learning a second language.

• False

• True

Two native speakers of different language teaching each other their native language.

• Language acquisition

• Language exchange

• Language variation

• Language autonomy

The cognitive mechanisms involved in understanding and producing language

• Language mechanisms

• Language proficiency

• Language revitalization

• Language processing

Language (a)   interaction between speakers of different languages, often resulting in linguistic borrowing and influence.

The ability to learn language quickly.

• Language awareness

• Language contact

• Language processing

• Language aptitude

The unconscious knowledge and misunderstanding of language structure and use is language awareness.

• True

• False