Slavic Languages
The categories into which the Slavic languages are divided.
What are East Slavic, West Slavic, and South Slavic?
This language was the first to be printed using the Gutenberg Press around 1440.
What is German?
"Hola" is the word for "Hello" in this language.
What is Spanish?
Two of the languages in the Uralic language family.
What are ____ and ____ ?
Estonian; Finnish; Northern Sami; Hungarian
Two of the languages in the Celtic language family.
What are ____ and ____ ?
Irish; Manx; Scottish Gaelic; Welsh; Cornish; Breton
The most commonly spoken Slavic language in Europe.
What is Russian?
What is Luxembourgish?
In this year, Italian became the official language of Italy.
What is 2007?
The capital of Finland.
What is Helsinki?
The only European language in the Afro-Asiatic family.
What is Maltese?
The meaning of "lele" in Macedonian.
What is "oh wow!" or "oh my goodness" ?
The two meanings of the word "gift" in Swedish.
What are "married" and "poison" ?
In addition to Spanish, this language is an official language of the city of Barcelona.
What is Catalan?
The location from which the languages in this family are derived.
What are the Ural Mountains?
This character represents a question mark in Greek.
What is a semicolon?
This East Slavic language is officially recognized as a protected minority language by Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Poland, Serbia, and Slovakia.
What is Rusyn?
These are the two forms of written language in Norwegian.
What are bokmål (book language) and nynorsk (new Norwegian)?
The three romance languages that are national languages in Switzerland.
What are French, Italian, and Romansh?
The translation of "Jó reggelt kívánok!" in Hungarian.
What is "Good morning!" ?
The oldest spoken Indo-European language, which also happens to be similar to ancient Sanskrit.
What is Lithuanian?
This is the oldest attested Slavic language, and it originally used a Glagolitic alphabet but later switched to a Cyrillic alphabet.
What is Old Church Slavonic?
In this language, "Bună ziua" is the standard way to greet someone.
What is Romanian?
Estonian has this many noun cases.
What is 14?
The fifth most commonly-spoken native language in Europe.
What is Turkish?