Linguicide

Linguicide occurred when the colonizers forced indigenous people to speak the language of the conquerors.

The government's policy of only teaching English in schools is contributing to the linguicide of many native languages.

The linguicide of the native language is a serious problem faced by many minority communities.

The spread of English as a global language is leading to the linguicide of many languages.

The language of the minority community is facing the threat of linguicide due to the pressure to assimilate with the dominant culture.

The survival of endangered languages is important to prevent linguicide.

The preservation of endangered languages can prevent the linguicide of those languages.

Globalization and Westernization have contributed to the linguicide of many traditional languages.

The colonization of the Americas led to the linguicide of many indigenous languages.

The language rights of indigenous peoples are essential for preventing the linguicide of their languages and protecting their cultural heritage.

Linguistic imperialism can contribute to the linguicide of languages spoken by minority groups.

The increasing use of technology and social media in daily life can lead to the linguicide of traditional forms of communication.

The forced assimilation of native children into mainstream culture led to the linguicide of many indigenous languages.

The government's forced assimilation policies led to the linguicide of many minority languages.