Europe's Regional and Minority Languages

The language spoken in Syria,Iraq,Iran,Lebanon and parts of Armenia and Turkiye,which is the contemporary descendant of Aramaic,the language known to have been spoken by Jesus

• Arabic

• Hebrew

• Assyrian

A Celtic language which almost fell out of use but has come to be spoken as a second language in Cornwall,Great Britain.

• Corsican

• Cornish

• Old English

The only regional language in Poland in which is possible to take a Baccalaureate exam

• Polish

• Slavonic

• Kashub

A so -called archaic form of Romanian, said to be spoken across many countries in Europe,among which Romania, Hungary,Serbia,Croatia,Bulgaria.

• Boyash

• Vallachian

• Aromanian

A Turkic language spoken in a part of the Republic of Moldova, which can be written in three different scripts,namely Greek,Cyrillic and Latin.

• Gagauz

• Slavic Tatar

• Georgian

Language similar to German, spoken in Israel, the US and Russia, yet using the Hebrew alphabet.

• Lower German

• Old Norse

• Yiddish

Romance language spoken in southern Belgium which has been preserved due to local traditions such as carnivals and celebrations.

• Dutch

• Breton

• Walloon

Turkic language spoken by the descendants of an empire in Central Asia , who converted to

Judaism and adopted the Hebrew alphabet

• Karaim

• Tatar

• Jewish Turkish

Romance language similar to French but closer to Italian, known to have been spoken by Napoleon Bonaparte.

• Romansch

• Corsican

• Sardinian

A language that appeared during a period of slavery ,shaped by a variety of African,European and Amerindian languages,spoken in a French territory whose capital is Cayenne.

• French Guyanese Creole

• Papamiento

• Amazonian