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This page provides information on the characteristics, the areas of use, the linguistic peculiarities and the alphabet of the Lithuanian language General information
Name of the language in English: Lithuanian Name of the language in Lithuanian: Lietuvių
Spoken in: Lithuania and in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Estonia, Kazakistan, Latvia, Russia (European), Swedish, Tagikistan, Turkmenistan, united kingdom, Uruguay, USA, Uzbekistan by around 2.955.200 people.
Particular features: Lithuanian is a close relative of Latvian (from which it separated in the early Medieval Ages) and of ancient Prussian. It boasts a wealth of often remarkably ancient folkloristic songs, legends, fairy tales and proverbs. It is a fairly complex language, similar to Slav from a morphological point of view. It has five noun and three adjective declensions and three verbal conjugations. The Lithuanian vocabulary is extremely archaic, offering frequent similarities with Sanskrit, Greek and Latin. Lithuanian still retains many of the original peculiarities of phonetics and nominal morphology of the prototypical Indo-European language and has therefore been the focus of much study in the area of Indo-European linguistics. Lithuanian has been an official language of the European Language since 1 May 2004.
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