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Language An Element of Culture

Romance Languages

Roman-From Latin Includes: Spanish, Italian, French

Germanic Languages English and German are the most well known

Slavic Languages

Examples Russian is the most common in Europe Polish is a Slavic Language

SIZE OF EUROPE

Question for Reflection Based on your map write a brief response to the following question: In all schools in Europe, students study multiple languages from very early grades, yet in the United States, this often does not happen until middle and high school. Why do you think this is common?