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Nowadays, hundrets of languages around the world are endagered or disappearing due to a decline in number of native speakers. Language revitalization programs exist in most regions of the world and try to revive a language by taking measures against the decrease of speakers. The programs differ from region to region and language to language. Some of them operate on a nation-wide level like in the case of Irish while others involve a small community. (Grenoble & Whaley 2006: 1) | Nowadays, hundrets of languages around the world are endagered or disappearing due to a decline in number of native speakers. Language revitalization programs exist in most regions of the world and try to revive a language by taking measures against the decrease of speakers. The programs differ from region to region and language to language. Some of them operate on a nation-wide level like in the case of Irish while others involve a small community. (Grenoble & Whaley 2006: 1) | ||
Three of the most common language revitalization models are community-based, partial-immersion or bilingual, and total-immersion programs. There is a large variety in approaches, though | Three of the most common language revitalization models are community-based, partial-immersion or bilingual, and total-immersion programs. There is a large variety in approaches, though. | ||
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