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  1. The Russian invasion of 1654-1667 caused to the destruction of many Belarusian cities and the deaths of about half the population, including 80% of the urban population. By 1710, Old Belarusian was replaced by Polish as the official language of the region, however Belarusian continued to appear in writing in a limited way.

  2. www.omniglot.com › aboutAbout Omniglot

    Definition. Omniglot ('ɒmnɪˌglɒt) noun. 1. having a command of all languages. 2. written in, composed of, or containing all languages. 3. a person with a command of all languages. 4. a book containing several versions of the same text written in all languages. 5. a mixture or confusion of languages.

  3. (English, German and Russian) Handwritten Braille (English and Portuguese) Holiland (Russian & English) Kogor (English, French and other languages written witht the Latin alphabet) Lines and Circles (Italian and English) Ling'amon' (English, Latin, Spanish, Greek, Russian and Esperanto) Lipen Søerjehn (English and Tagalog) Maui (Maori/English ...

  4. Never mind that the clumsy pedestrians. are jumping over rain puddles. And that the water is streaming down the street. And never mind that the passers-by can't make sense of. Why is it that I'm so happy on such a dreary day. Chorus. Yet I'm playing my accordion. In front of everyone on the street. It's so sad that a birthday.

  5. Family words in Russian. Words for family members and other relatives in Russian, an Eastern Slavic language spoken mainly in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus, and in many other countries. Key to abbreviations: m = male, f = female

  6. Новый русский перевод (New Russian translation) - 2006-2014 Во всем мире был один язык и одно наречие. Двигаясь к востоку, люди вышли на равнину в Шинаре и поселились там.

  7. Spanish first started to appear in writing in the form of notes and glosses in Latin religious texts, the Glosas Emilianenses, dating from the 11th century.During the 12th century, law codes (Fueros) were being translated into Spanish.