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v t e Languages of Ukraine
Official language	Ukrainian Ukrainian dialects
Minority languages	Armenian Belarusian Bulgarian Crimean Tatar Gagauz German including Zipser German Greek Pontic Greek Mariupol Greek Hungarian Karaim Krymchak Lezgian Polish Lwów Plautdietsch Romanian Moldavian Romani Carpathian Romani Russian Rusyn Tatar Slovak Urum Yiddish
Sign languages	Ukrainian Sign Language
See Also: Language policy in Ukraine

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