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...сборг'' ({{wp|Rusyn language|Soravian}})<br>''Eeriksbuuri'' ({{wp|Estonian language|Kirenian}}) ...нське; {{small|{{wp|International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA}}:}} {{wp|Help:IPA/Ukrainian|[ivɐnsk]}} is a {{wp|city|small city}} and {{wp|volost|velvolost}} on the

| official_languages = [[Ukrainian language|Ukrayìnskí]] ...ulkina]]|[[Polish language|Polskí]]|[[Russian language|Růskí]]|[[Icelandic language|Islenskí]]}}

...usage of the {{wp|latin script|Latin alphabet}} to write the {{wp|Russian language}}. ...script. While {{wp|Łacinka|Belorussian}} and {{wp|Ukrainian Latin alphabet|Ukrainian}} had established Latin alphabets, Russian did not.

...Ostro-Ludzic]]<br>{{wp|Russian language|Standard Ludic}}<br>{{wp|Ukrainian language|Low Ludic}}

|native_name = ''Республіка Ворохія'' <small>([[wikipedia:Ukrainian language|Vorochian]])<br>''Respublika Vorokhiya''</small> |englishmotto = <!--English language version of motto-->

|official_languages = {{wp|Ukrainian language|Volomerian}} |ethnic_groups = {{wp|Ukrainian|Volomerian}}, {{Wp|Circassians|Shaphian}} [[Razarian people|Razarians]]

|official_languages = {{hlist |[[Russian language|Russian]]}} | 1.4% [[Ukrainian]]

| languages = {{wp|German language|German}} == Ukrainian ''Ostdeutsche'' ==

|regional_languages = Ukrainian, Kalmyk, Circassian, Nogai ...ack language," though nothing has come of which. Armenian, Circassian, and Ukrainian are also spoken within the republic. The majority of the population adhere

| native_name = {{wp|Rusyn Language|Soravian}} Віналіяни ...= {{wp|Rusyn language|Soravian}}, {{wp|Russian Sign Language|Soravian Sign Language}}

|official_languages = {{wp|Ukrainian language|Drevlyanan}}, {{wp|Belarusian language|Kryvian}} ..., {{wp|German language|Vierz}}, {{wp|Mari language|Jõlmian}}, {{wp|Khanty language|Jahnen}}

|native_name = ''Velké Vévodství Zlaty'' <small>({{wp|Czech language|Minervan}})</small> |official_languages = {{wp|Czech language|Minervan}}

...лдавская Советская Социалистическая Республика|italics=off}} ({{wp|Russian language|Russian}}) ...official term for the {{wp|Romanian language}} in Moldavia}}|{{wp|Russian language|Russian}}}}

|languages = [[Tauridan]], [[Crimean language|Crimean]], Ukrainian, Romanian, Russian, Turkish and Arabic

{{main|wikipedia:Hungarian language|l1=Granzerian language}} ...amily's largest member by number of speakers, and the second-largest Aitic language after only Poicarian. It is most closely related to the Janhen and Vogiil A

...mon and officially deprecated by the Ukrainian government and many English language media publications. ...ic studies claim a different meaning: "homeland" or "region, country". The language of Kyievska Rus is due in large part to the fact that the capital of the Ki

| label1 = {{wp|Hungarian language|Magyary}}: | data1 = ''Aurucolai Szent Császári Liga'' | label2 = {{wp|Dutch language|Hollandic}}: | data2 = ''Heilige Keizerlijke Liga van Aurucolië'

|[[Luepolan language|Luepolan]] |[[wikipedia:German language|Vierz]]

|regional_languages = Crimean Tatar, Russian, Ukrainian ...he Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and banned Greek in favor the old Gothic language. this lasted until the Napoleonic Wars when Gothsina was fully annexed into

|native_name = <small>{{wp|Russian language|Lorican}}: Саркорос Специальный администрати {{wp|French language|French}}: ''Région Administrative Spéciale de Sarkoros de la République