East European Languages

Here are some languages spoken in East Europe along with examples:

  • Albanian: Spoken in Albania and Kosovo.
  • Belarusian: Official in Belarus.
  • Bosnian: Official in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  • Bulgarian: The official language of Bulgaria.
  • Croatian: Official in Croatia.
  • Czech: The official language of the Czech Republic.
  • Estonian: The official language of Estonia.
  • Gagauz: Spoken by the Gagauz people in Moldova.
  • Hungarian: The official language of Hungary.
  • Latvian: The official language of Latvia.
  • Lithuanian: The official language of Lithuania.
  • Macedonian: Official in North Macedonia.
  • Montenegrin: Official in Montenegro.
  • Polish: Spoken in Poland.
  • Romanian: Spoken in Romania and Moldova.
  • Russian: Spoken in Russia, Belarus, and parts of Ukraine.
  • Serbian: Official in Serbia and widely spoken in other Balkan countries.
  • Slovak: Spoken in Slovakia.
  • Slovenian: Spoken in Slovenia.
  • Ukrainian: The official language of Ukraine.

These languages contribute to the rich linguistic diversity of East Europe.