'language extinction' is correct and is widely used in written English.
Example sentence: "Language extinction is a growing issue as many languages across the world are disappearing."
But "language extinction" -- that one's too painfully close to home to contemplate.
Employing a colour scheme reminiscent of your favourite 1980s shell suit, Mastrandrea speculates on the consequences of global language extinction.
Language extinction is often the flip side of progress; as the world draws closer together, some regional differences fade to a distant, then a lost, memory.
They link nature and culture in terms of their drives toward conquest, legitimacy and — particularly with the use of Latin, a dead language — extinction.
The authors equate language extinction with species extinction, and identify certain areas of the world that are especially rich in "biolinguistic diversity".... View Article By John Cassidy By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By Robin Wright.
The authors equate language extinction with species extinction, and identify certain areas of the world that are especially rich in "biolinguistic diversity".... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino.
Smith Jones, who is eighty-seven and legally blind, is the last remaining native Eyak speaker… Tells about a great wave of language extinctions which occurred around nine thousand years ago when people gave up foraging and start to live in larger communities.
To prevent language extinctions, we must redouble our efforts to prevent biodiversity hotspots and wilderness areas from being converted for short-term gain.
They are saving their language from extinction.
A twenty-one year-old French man hopes to rescue Eyak, an Alaskan language, from extinction.
He was referring not just to the potential for the Arapaho language's extinction but to a host of other problems that have long plagued the vast reservation, which the tribe shares with the Eastern Shoshone.
