1. National languages and language planning
:MANAR AHMAD :
SAMIRA MUSTAFA :
ZAINAB ALI:

2. Contacts Definitions Developing vocabulary Acquisition planning
Conclusion

3. DIFINITIONS elaboration : the result of improving something;
codification : systematic organization of methods, rules

4. Word pronunciation are regularly made by the language council about which spellings of particular words are officially sanctioned
The government often get involved with spelling reform

5. In some countries a standard dialect language suitable for official uses and acceptable as a national symbol has emerged naturally with little or no help from government agencies or linguistic experts

6. Developing vocabulary
The commissioners felt that such a label had greater linguistic and cultural integrity and this provides an insight into how they see their task in advising others on usage they are often faced with the dilemma of which of these options to recommend
A word borrowed from English .
An equivalent Maori word which is perhaps not well known or with a slightly different meaning which could be adapted .
A word newly created from Maori resources.

7. Acquisition planning
This is sometimes called acquisition planning and since the most widespread method of encouraging the acquisition of a language is to use the education system.
EXAMPLE :
In china newspaper and radio contributed to early efforts to promote knowledge of mandarin

8. Conclusion
In this chapter he have focussed in some details on a few specifies cases of language planning in order to exemplify some of issues which have to be resolved by language planners