Language death represents a complex phenomenon which is linguistically and socially engaging for both the academic community and the wider public as out of the current 7,099 languages, at least 1, 547 (22%) are endangered. Linguistically, the study of the phenomenon encompasses various stages of endangerment of a certain language and it can be followed from its endangered to extinct stage where a different process can take place – that of language revival and revitalization. The latter notion covers a multitude of interdisciplinary measures that are designed to promote the rights and the status of a language. The process also encompasses language documentation – recording of languages. In the context of Anglophone communities, language deat...