Lithuanian

Lithuanian is one of the two surviving Baltic languages (the other being Latvian), which form a special subgroup within the Indo-European languages. Lithuanian is considered one of the most unchanged Indo-European languages spoken today, and is roughly as old as Sanskrit. Its closest relations are the Slavic and Germanic language families.

Countries with Lithuanian as official language

Lithuania

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Language code

lt

Alphabet

Latin (Baltic)

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