SACE Stage 2 Australian Languages - Revival Language Practice Questions - SACE Stage 2 Australian Languages - Revival Language External Assessment Exam

A revival language has no full fluent native speakers remaining and is reconstructed from historical archives, whereas maintenance involves supporting languages currently spoken natively across generations A revival language is spoken exclusively by non-Indigenous academic linguists, while maintenance is managed by government officials A revival language relies entirely on Latin borrowings, whereas language maintenance prohibits all non-Indigenous vocabulary A revival language refers only to creoles spoken in Northern Australia, while maintenance refers exclusively to South Australian languages