Indo-European (Slavic)

10 languages

The most geographically widespread language in Eurasia. The Cyrillic alphabet was created by discipl...

Known for its difficult consonant clusters like szcz and prz. Has 7 cases. Uses Latin script with un...

The second most spoken Slavic language. Uses a version of Cyrillic with unique letters. Has experien...

Known for the letter r with a hacek, a sound unique to Czech. Has 7 cases. Uses Latin script with nu...

Unique in Europe for equal official use of two scripts. The Cyrillic and Latin alphabets match lette...

The official language of Croatia. Its Latin alphabet gained special Slavic letters in the 1830s. Mut...

Among the most archaic Slavic languages. Keeps the dual number, special forms for exactly two things...

The first Slavic language with written records, from the 9th century. The Cyrillic alphabet took sha...

The official language of Slovakia. Closely related to Czech and widely mutually intelligible with it...

An official language of Belarus alongside Russian. Contains a vowel letter missing from Russian Cyri...