European Day of Languages
Across
- 6. The Romance language that is closest to Galician โฝ๏ธ
- 7. The language in which Hans Christian Andersen wrote his fairy tales ๐ง๐ปโโ๏ธ
- 10. A Romance language that has features of both Spanish and French and its own letter รง ๐๏ธ
- 11. The Romance language spoken in most Latin American countries ๐๐ป
- 12. The Slavic language from which the word "robot" originates and which has a specific letter ล ๐ค
- 14. The language of opera and the country of pizza and pasta ๐
- 15. The language spoken in the land of wine, cheese, baguettes, and macarons ๐ท
- 16. The official language of the country that hosts Oktoberfest and was home to famous composers such as Beethoven and J. S. Bach ๐บ
Down
- 1. A language that uses a script called hร nzรฌ and is the official language of the most populous country in the world ๐
- 2. A language whose script formed the basis for both the Latin and Cyrillic alphabets, and in which Homer, Platon and Aristoteles wrote their literary works ๐๏ธ
- 3. The language of the Koran, which is written from right to left with its own calligraphy ๐
- 4. The Slavic language, written in the azbuka script and used by authors such as Dostojevskij and Tolstoj ๐
- 5. The language in which people greet each other with "Kaixo" ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ
- 6. A West Slavic language that uses digraphs such as 'sz' and 'cz' โ๐ป
- 8. The Romance language of northwestern Spain, which has the same medieval origins as Portuguese ๐ฃ๏ธ
- 9. The most widespread language of contemporary pop culture and the language with the largest number of speakers as a second language in the world ๐ต
- 13. The Finno-Ugric language spoken in Budapest ๐๏ธ