Which of these are the only remaining Baltic languages?
Correct answer: Lithuanian and Latvian
Ana Žeins
The oldest spoken Indo-European language! Some words still similar to Sanskrit: Medus - madhu, esi - asi and so on.
Laura
no, The Baltic languages (i.e., Lithuanian and Latvian) are related to the Slavic languages. Like most European languages, they belong to the Indo-European language family.
Estonian is related to Finnish and Hungarian and is not an Indo-European language. So even though Estonia is on the Baltic Sea, Estonian is not a Baltic language.
no
Turambarka, I thought that too. Wouldn't Estonian be considered a Baltic language? It's a Baltic state after all
Byrde Alpha Bitch
alaalias, Remaining in existence, still spoken, still used. Opposite of a dead language.