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Guten Tag Bonjour Good Morning Buongiorno Добрый дењ

Europe is slightly larger than the US in land area Europe’s population is more than double the US In the US, English is the dominant language Europe is different. It is home to more than 200 languages

Most European languages are in 3 main categories Germanic Languages Romance Languages Slavic Languages

Germanic Language Group Has most native speakers Native speakers live mostly in northwest and central Europe About 20% of Europeans speak English or German as their native language Most Europeans learn English as a second language in their schools

Romance Language Group This group includes French, Italian, and Spanish These are found in the south and west of Europe These languages come from Latin, the language of the Roman Empire The Roman alphabet is used to write Romance and Germanic languages

Slavic Language Group This includes Russian They are found in central and eastern Europe They are written with a Cyrillic Alphabet

The Problems with Multiple Languages It is difficult to live, work, and trade with people who cannot communicate with each other Most schoolchildren learn one or two other languages besides their own

The European Union have 23 “official” languages to make sure laws and decisions are understood Special laws exist to protect languages spoken by only a few people

Name Comparison Chart EnglishSpanishGermanRussianFrenchItalian John Michael Robert Anthony Steven Frank

Word Comparison Chart EnglishSpanishGermanRussianFrenchItalian Hello Yes No Good bye What Stop