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What Slavic language is closer to Lithuanian?
Let's hear.
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Polish.
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I don't have a clue. I assume Belorusian.
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polish. but it's still not fair to compare languages from such groups... it's like asking which is closer to belorussian: german or dutch... i don't see the point
Why Polish?
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According to this, Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian.
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It sounds closest to polish.Originally Posted by Human_Master
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no.
According to this, Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian.
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I don't know, which Iranic language is closest to German?
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Can we have some samples of Lithuanian?
One sample:
[youtube]K1aqPWs-GtE[/youtube]
It sounds like a mix of Ukrainian with a bit of Punjab.
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