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: In the Status column, " vibrant " means that a language is in full use by the community and being acquired as a first language by children.
" Moribund " means that a language is still spoken, but only by older people ; it is not being acquired by children, and without efforts to revive it will become extinct when current speakers die.
" Extinct " means a language is no longer spoken.
The terms " living " and " endangered " are defined by the classification of " Language Types " in ISO 639-3 ; " vibrant " is equivalent to " living " or sometimes " endangered " in ISO, depending on efforts to preserve the language, and " moribund " is " endangered " in ISO.

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