Yes, I think minority languages might disappear. With globalization, major languages like English are becoming more dominant. Young people often choose to learn these languages for better job opportunities. Also, there aren't many resources or support for teaching minority languages. As people move to cities, language communities get smaller, and technology mostly uses major languages, which makes it harder for minority languages to survive.

No, I don't think minority languages will disappear. There are increasing efforts to preserve and revitalize them. Many communities take pride in their cultural identity and work hard to keep their languages alive. Technology can also help by documenting and teaching these languages. Governments are also supporting language preservation through policies and initiatives. Plus, there's growing interest in linguistic diversity among students and researchers.

It depends on the language. Some minority languages with strong community support and resources are more likely to survive. If a language is spoken in a geographically isolated area, it might be preserved better. However, languages without written forms or documentation are at higher risk of disappearing. The survival of a language often depends on how well it can adapt to modern contexts and how education and media promote its use.