Language Family, Languages of Nepal, Language Change and Language Death, Varieties of Language

#royal_zenith #optional_english #class12 1:50 Language Family 7:48 Languages of Nepal 5:30 Language Change and Language Death 42:35 Varieties of Language This video includes the answers and discussion of these questions: 1. What do you mean by language family? List the major language families of the world. 2. Describe the major language families of Nepal. 3. “Nepal is a multi-lingual country.” Describe. Or, Discuss the languages spoken in Nepal. 4. What provisions have been made about the languages of Nepal in the constitution of Nepal? 5. What is language change? List the causes of language change and explain. 6. Write the types of language change. Or, On what levels does language change take place. 7. What is language death? What are the causes of language death? How can we save languages from death? 8. Write in brief about the language shift (shift in language). 9. Write short note on ‘Minority language’. 10. Write short note on ‘Endangered language’. 11. Write short note on ‘Dominant language’. 12. What are the varieties of language? 13. Define dialect. Write its types. 14. Define register. Write its types. 15. Define idiolect. How does it show a person’s identity? 16. Define Pidgin. What is Pidginization? 17. Define Creole. When does Pidgin become Creole? Or, what is Creolization? 18. Differentiate between Pidgin and Creole. 19. What are the similarities between Pidgin and Creole? Give some examples 20. Differentiate between dialect and register. 21. Give the examples of registers used in education, humanities and social sciences, science and technology, law and justice, and religion. 22. Are British English and American English two different languages? How are they different? Explain with examples. Or, Show the major differences between British and American English. 23. What do you mean by Black English Vernacular and American Standard English? Discuss with examples. Or, Show the difference between Black English Vernacular and American Standard English.