Is the Tamil language slowly dying?

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No, the Tamil language is not slowly dying. Tamil is spoken by over 70 million people worldwide and is an official language in India, Sri Lanka, and Singapore. The language has a rich literary tradition and continues to thrive in various domains, including literature, media, and academia.
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No, it never dies.
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No and never
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