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| Great ] chauvinists would claim that only one Eastern Slavic language (Russian) exists, and that Ukrainian and Belarusian comprise mere dialects of it. Certainly link dialects provide a continuum of mutual understanding throughout the area of these languages. | |||
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Subgroup of Slavic languages, currently spoken in Eastern Europe.
Current East Slavic languages: Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian and others.
Great Russian chauvinists would claim that only one Eastern Slavic language (Russian) exists, and that Ukrainian and Belarusian comprise mere dialects of it. Certainly link dialects provide a continuum of mutual understanding throughout the area of these languages.