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The following contribution deals with the research field of language death, that is, language abandonment, language shift, and “niches of language use”. It proposes a number of important theoretical and empirical clarifications, resulting from an extended fieldwork- and corpus-based analysis of the ethnolinguistic situation of Sassarese, a transitional variety between Sardinian and Corsican in the North-West of Sardinia. Sassarese is nowadays considered to be “definitely endangered” (Moseley 32010), as its domains are limited to a few social and situational ‘niches’. This contribution intends to demonstrate the extent to which external setting and speech behaviour are interrelated and how this interaction influences the vitality of the idiom.

Sprachaufgabe, Sprachwechsel und „Sprachnischen“. Einige Überlegungen zum Sprachtod am Beispiel des Sassaresischen