LANGUAGE

SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND POLISH

Slavic languages are "case languages" and word order is not as stable as in English. 

Polish is spoken by 50 million people and is part of the western branch of Slavic languages, and belongs to the Indo-European family. 

Western Slavic languages: Polish, Czech, Slovak, and upper/lower Sorbian. 

Eastern Slavonic languages: Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian 

Southern Slavonic languages: Serbian, Croatian (sometimes referred to as Serbo-Croatian), Slovenian, Bulgarian and Macedonian. 

1.      1. Extremely Hard: The hardest language to learn is: Polish – Seven cases, Seven genders and very difficult pronunciation. The average English speaker is fluent in their language at the age of 12, in contrast, the average Polish speaker is fluent in their language after age of 16.