The unique characteristics of a language that distinguish it from other languages.

The sense of belonging and connection that individuals feel towards their native language.

The set of rules and conventions that govern the use of a language.

The way in which a language is used to express cultural values and beliefs.

Through contact with other languages and cultures.

Through changes in the social and political landscape.

Through the influence of mass media and technology.

All of the above.

Globalization and the spread of dominant languages.

Language loss and endangerment.

The rise of digital communication and the decline of face-to-face interaction.

All of the above.

Support language education and revitalization programs.

Promote multilingualism and cultural diversity.

Encourage the use of local languages in media and education.

All of the above.

Language identity will become increasingly important as people seek to connect with their cultural roots.

Language identity will become less important as people become more globalized and interconnected.

Language identity will remain the same as it is today.

It is impossible to predict the future of language identity.