Provide an example of a “successful” language policy or ideology from a “bilingual” or “diglossic” society.?
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The question's asking for an example of a society (i.e. country or region) where two languages or dialects exist, and where that situation doesn't cause social conflict.
Examples of "unsuccessful" policies might be places where two languages/dialects are used, but where the government policy causes social division by discriminating (for instance, by ruling that one of the languages shouldn't be spoken in schools).
A "successful" policy would be one that allows the two languages/dialects to coexist in a way that users of both are happy.
You mean, like do your linguistics homework for you?
Think about it. Just a bit.
try quebec