A History of the Polish Language
Polish is one of the West Slavic languages, spoken largely by the Poles as well as by various inhabitants of Slovakia, the Czech Republic (Czechia) Germany, Hungary, the Ukraine, Belarus, Romania and Moldova. It is one of the Indo-European languages, of the...
An Introduction to Esperanto
International languages One of the great utopian dreams of the 1800s and early 1900s was that of a single unified language, one which would reduce international conflict and facilitate shared trade and understanding among all the peoples of the world. It was an idea...
A History of Portuguese Language
The Last Flower Of Latium Although Portugal itself is a tiny country, Portuguese is one of the most influential spoken languages in the world, with native speakers across the South Atlantic in Brazil and across Latin America. Miguel Cervantes called it “the...
A History of the Italian Language
With its roots in Ancient Latin, Italian is one of the European Romance languages along with Spanish, Portuguese, French and Romanian. Indeed, its vocabulary remains the second-closest tongue to Latin (behind Sardinian) and at present, it’s the third most spoken first...
A History of the Russian Language
Russian belongs to the eastern Slavonic family of languages, having more in common with Ukrainian and Belarusian than Polish, Serbian or Czech. However, there are words and phrases that all Slavic languages have in common. All of these languages are members of the...• Officially Certified & Recognised
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