question from student re Russian vs. Ukrainain language
J.Golubovic
j.golubovic at RUG.NL
Thu Mar 22 18:44:40 UTC 2012
I don't have any particular reference to offer, but I am working on mutual intelligibility of Slavic languages and very loosely (since I am not working on east Slavic languages at the moment), Czech and Slovak are too closely related, a better analogy would perhaps be German-Dutch.
Jelena
On 22.03.12, Stefan Pugh <stefan.pugh at WRIGHT.EDU> wrote:
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> This is also amateurish, but I'd say Czech vs. Slovak, BUT add a
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> On 3/22/12 1:54 PM, Anne L Lounsbery wrote:
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