The Shompen family of languages is spoken by the Shompen people, an indigenous group living in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

The Shompen family consists of two languages, Shompen and Great Andamanese.

Shompen is the language spoken by the majority of the Shompen people.

Great Andamanese is the language spoken by the Great Andamanese people.

Both Shompen and Great Andamanese are critically endangered languages, meaning that they are at risk of disappearing.

All of the factors mentioned have contributed to the endangerment of the Shompen languages.

All of the efforts mentioned are being made to preserve the Shompen languages.

All of the reasons mentioned contribute to the significance of preserving the Shompen languages.

All of the actions mentioned can help individuals contribute to the preservation of the Shompen languages.

The future outlook for the Shompen languages is uncertain, but there are ongoing efforts to preserve and revitalize them.