The primary goal of language revival efforts is to prevent the extinction of a language and preserve its cultural heritage.

Forcing people to speak a language is not a common strategy used in language revival efforts, as it can be counterproductive and lead to resentment.

Language death is the term used to describe the process of a language becoming extinct, when it no longer has any native speakers.

Hebrew, Irish, and Cornish are all examples of languages that have been successfully revived through language revival efforts.

Language revitalization is the term used to describe the process of a language regaining its former status as a widely spoken language.

Natural disasters are not a common factor that contributes to language endangerment, although they can have a negative impact on language communities.

Language normalization is the term used to describe the use of a language in education, media, and government, which helps to promote its use and revitalization.

Language revival does not typically lead to increased social inequality, but rather promotes social cohesion and understanding.

Language neologism is the term used to describe the process of creating new words and phrases in a language.

Lack of interest from the general public is not typically a challenge faced by language revival efforts, as there is often a strong desire within language communities to revitalize their language.

Language spread is the term used to describe the process of a language becoming more widely used and spoken.

Hawaiian, Maori, and Quechua are all examples of languages that have been revived through language revitalization efforts.

Language decline is the term used to describe the process of a language becoming less widely used and spoken.

Banning the use of other languages is not a strategy used to promote language revitalization, as it can be counterproductive and lead to resentment.

Language spread is the term used to describe the process of a language becoming a lingua franca, or a language that is used for communication between people from different language backgrounds.