The Minority Language as a Second Language: Challenges and Achievements.

"The Minority Language as a Second Language: Challenges and Achievements" is a book review that explores the topic of minority languages as second languages in various countries and regions. The book focuses on nine different contexts, including Zimbabwe, Ireland, Wales, Mexico, Peru, the Basque Autonomous Community, the Netherlands, and Hawai'i. The chapters examine the sociolinguistic features of each minority language and discuss the challenges of teaching and learning these languages. The book emphasizes the importance of education for the survival of minority languages and highlights the need for addressing specific challenges in each context. Overall, the book provides valuable insights into language attitudes, sociolinguistic landscapes, and the experiences of learners in minority language contexts. [Extracted from the article]