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...and some other branches such as the [[Germanic languages|Germanic]] and [[Slavic languages|Slavic]]. Only a small part of Esperanto vocabulary has been borrowed from

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...lavic language]]) below '''[[ą]]''' and '''[[ę]]''', in [[Kashubian]] (a [[Slavic languages|Slavic language]]) below '''[[ą]]''' and in [[Lithuanian]] (a [[Baltic lan

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...sition, and historical linguistics (particularly pertaining to English and Slavic languages).

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...eek alphabet, for translating the [[Bible]] and other religious texts into Slavic languages; the Cyrillic alphabet has evolved since then, with some variations across

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...h as a foreign language. My interests and specialties include linguistics; Slavic languages, culture, and history; the Latter Day Saint movement, and more particularly

...o'', in the [[Sanskrit language|Sanskrit]] word ''[[veda]]'', and in the [[Slavic languages|Slavic]] word ''videti'' and ''vedati'', as well as others. (The asterisk b

...st in some dialects, [[phonology|phonological]] innovations adopted from [[Slavic languages]], esp. [[Polish language|Polish]]. The name "Yiddish" derives from the sou

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..., I was homeschooled and learned Latin, Ancient Greek, and a smattering of Slavic languages.

...understand Greek, Latin and Cyrillic scripts, although I don't speak any [[Slavic languages|Slavic language]].

**It has a lot of interesting, [[Slavic languages|Slavic]] borrowings (but they are not more important than the [[Germanic la

#[[Balto-Slavic languages]] fall into two main close groups: Baltic and Slavic (or Slavonic). ...h]], [[Czech language|Czech]], and [[Slovak language|Slovak]], and [[South-Slavic languages|South Slavic]], which includes [[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]], [[Slovenia