Albanians say they were present long before Slavic tribes arrived centuries ago.
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Yana said something in a Slavic-sounding language that was almost certainly unprintable.
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In his Grammar of the Slavic Language in Carniola, Carinthia, and Stiria.
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See above, in the History of the Old Slavic Language, p. 44.
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Title: Historical View of the Languages and Literature of the Slavic Nations
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The official language is Croatian, a Slaviclanguage that uses the Latin alphabet.
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Some Greeks have accused Macedonians, who speak a Slaviclanguage, of appropriating aspects of Greek culture.
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Despite the Eastern European name, he had not a word of Russian or any other Slaviclanguage.
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Along with its Slaviclanguage, which is unintelligible to SerboCroat speakers, Triglav is central to Slovenian identity and even adorns the national flag.
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In his Grammar of the SlavicLanguage in Carniola, Carinthia, and Stiria.
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Which Slavonic language has done away with the case forms of nouns?
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In Slavonic countries, also, the midsummer festival is celebrated with similar rites.
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Thrace, especially the south-eastern part, and Albania have the fewest Slavonic place-names.
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The people are Slavonic, and kin to the Croats of ancient history.
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Henceforth you will be described as a scarecrow in all Slavonic fights.
Ús de Slavonic language en anglès
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Which Slavoniclanguage has done away with the case forms of nouns?
2
Which Slavoniclanguage is spoken in a country whose national language is not Slavonic?
3
Westerners found married, compulsorily bearded clergy alarming and the Slavoniclanguage indecorous in church.
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This race includes the Russians, Poles, Croats, Slavons, Bohemians, Bulgarians, Cossacks, and other tribes using the Slavoniclanguage.
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Cyrill reduced the Slavoniclanguage to writing, taught the barbarous nation the use of letters, and translated the Scriptures into that language.
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Mirko pressed his arm round his sister's neck and kissed her cheek, while he cooed love words in a soft Slavoniclanguage.
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Not alone the Sacred Books of Byzantine literature, but works upon philosophy and science, and even romance, were translated into the Slavoniclanguage.
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Even if, as in Crete and Bosnia, he keeps his Greek or Slavoniclanguage, he remains Greek or Slave only in a secondary sense.
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Methodius, who were Greeks of Salonika and had considerable knowledge of Slavoniclanguages.
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Here he remained three years, during which time he diligently studied the Slavoniclanguages and literature.