Slovak
From WikiLang
 Slovak pages
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| Introduction |
| Slavic Languages | |
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| Eastern Slavic |  Belarusian ·  Russian ·  Ukrainian
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| Southern Slavic |  Bulgarian ·  Macedonian ·  Old Church Slavonic ·  Serbo-Croatian ( Bosnian  Croatian  Montenegrin Serbian) ·  Slovene
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| Western Slavic |  Czech ·  Kashubian ·  Polish ·  Silesian · Slovak ·  Lower Sorbian ·  Upper Sorbian
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Contents |
An Introduction to the Language
History
Slovak is a small West Slavic language closely related to Czech, and to Polish to a lesser degree.
Family
Indo-European
- Slavic
- West Slavic
- Czech-Slovak
- Slovak
- Czech-Slovak
- West Slavic
Spoken in
Slovak is an official language in Slovakia, the European Union, with about 7 million speakers. It is also an official provincial language in Vojvodina (Serbia) and a recognized minority language in Ukraine and various surrounding countries.
