Slovakisk
| Slovakisk (slovenčina, slovenský jazyk) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Talt i: | Slovakiet Slovakisk talende minoriteter: • USA • Canada • Tjekkiet • Ungarn • Serbien • Bulgarien | |
| Talere i alt: | 7 millioner | |
| Rang: | 106 | |
| Sprogstamme: | Indoeuropæisk Balto-Slavisk Slavisk Vestslavisk Tjekkisk-Slovakisk Slovakisk | |
| Skriftsystem: | Slovakisk variant af det latinske alfabet | |
| Officiel status | ||
| Officielt sprog i: |  EUR Slovakiet Tjekkiet[1] Serbien | |
| Reguleret af: | Det Slovakiske videnskabsakademi | |
| Sprogkoder | ||
| ISO 639-1: | sk | |
| ISO 639-2: | slo (B) slk (T) | |
| ISO 639-3: | slk | |
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Slovakisk (slovenčina) er et vestslavisk sprog som hovedsageligt tales i Slovakiet hvor det er det officielle sprog, men også i visse dele af Tjekkiet.
Tjekkisk er nært beslægtet med slovakisk, men de to sprog er efterhånden drevet længere og længere væk fra hinanden – specielt efter Tjekkoslovakiets opløsning.
Kilder
- ^ E.g. law 500/2004, 337/1992. Source: http://portal.gov.cz
Eksterne henvisninger
Der findes også en Wikipedia på slovakisk.
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