Language revitalization efforts are aimed at preserving and revitalizing endangered languages, and thus do not contribute to language loss.

Language death refers to the complete disappearance of a language, when it is no longer spoken by any living person.

The Indo-European language family is the most widely spoken in the world, with over 40% of the world's population speaking an Indo-European language.

The exact number of languages spoken in the world is unknown, but estimates range from 6,000 to 7,000.

Hawaiian is an example of a language that has experienced significant revitalization efforts, with the number of speakers increasing in recent years.

Language attrition refers to the process of a language losing its speakers, typically due to the influence of another dominant language.

Language loss does not directly lead to loss of biodiversity, although it can have indirect impacts on the environment.

Language hegemony refers to the process of a language becoming dominant over other languages, often due to political, economic, or cultural factors.

Language revitalization efforts are aimed at preserving and revitalizing endangered languages, and thus do not contribute to language endangerment.

Language revival refers to the process of a language being revived or revitalized, typically through the efforts of speakers and communities.

Language loss does not directly lead to loss of political power, although it can have indirect impacts on political dynamics.

Language standardization refers to the process of a language becoming standardized, typically through the efforts of governments, academies, or other institutions.

Media representation is not a direct factor that contributes to language revitalization, although it can have indirect impacts on language use and attitudes.

Language decline refers to the process of a language losing its vitality and becoming less widely used, typically due to the influence of another dominant language.

Language revitalization does not directly lead to increased political power, although it can have indirect impacts on political dynamics.