Indo-European Family Languages

The main 10 branches of Indo-European FL. They are arrenged according to the age of their oldest sizable texts:
1. 1-Anatolian (currently extinct)
2. 2-Indo-Iranian
  1. two main subbranches:
    1. Indo-Aryan
    2. Irian
3. 3-Greek
4. 4-Italic
5. 5-Germanic
  1. three subbranches:
    1. East Germanic (extinct)
    2. Modern Scandinauian
    3. West Germanic
6. 6-Armenian
7. 7-Tocharian (currently extinct)
  1. two distinct languages are known:
    1. Turfanian (East)
    2. Kuchean (West)
8. 8-Celtic
  1. two subbranches:
    1. Continental Celtic
    2. Insular Celtic
  2. 9-Balto-Slavic
    1. two branches:
      1. Baltic
      2. Salvic
    2. 10-Albanian
divided by:
1. Italic (Roman)
  1. Italian
  2. Spanish
  3. Romanician
  4. Portuguese
  5. French
2. Celtic
  1. Irish
    1. Gaclic
      1. Scottish
        Gaelic
        Welsh
3. Slavic
  1. Rusian
    1. Bulgarian
      1. Slovenia
        Croatian
        Serbian
        Macedonian
4. Germanic
  1. English
    1. German
      1. Norwegian
        Dutch
        Danish
        Icelandic
        Swedish
Today's native distribution of Indo- European language family encompasses 64 countries
46% of the world's population (3.2 billion) speaks an Indo-European language as a first language.

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	Created by Jackeline Vasquez about 6 years ago