Considering language, the sole source of human communication, there have been about thirty-one thousand languages since the beginning of the World. Due to mutual invasions and conquests, many other languages dominated the minds of people and eventually replaced every other old language.
Most of these old languages got washed away in the ocean of history, hence attaining the name “Dead Languages”. Only six thousand languages survived till now. These languages are called “Living Languages”. Among these living languages, lie other languages that ethnically or religiously belong to a different geographical area of the World.
Different nations, ethnicities, and countries adopted a different language of their own. Each nation gives the status of “national language” or “official language” to a language. Some of these languages evolved and developed over time while others still exist in their traditional forms.
Most of the languages that exist today are a developed version or a dialect of a parent language. Every single one of these languages has its own set of rules and alphabet styles that set them apart from each other. This set of rules are referred to as “Grammar”.
The Russian Language
We will take into account, the Russian language. The Russian language is a part of the Indo-European family of languages and uses the Cyrillic alphabet. It is one of the four only surviving Slavic languages. To know more, dive deeper with us into the article. In this article, we will introduce you to the history of Russia, the development and evolution history of the Russian language.