Sentence examples for slavic speech from inspiring English sources

Possibly the borrowings occurred after the 9th century, when the Hunnish Bulgarians, who had adopted Slavic speech, established a powerful state and embraced Christianity, and Slavic pressures were already very strong.

Croatian is a South Slavic language.

The use of the informal forms of speech such as tu (French), ty (Slavic languages) and du (German and Swedish) grew sharply in continental Europe after the social upheavals of the late 1960s.

The tendency toward analytic expression is noticeable in everyday Russian speech, but the drift of the Slavic languages in that direction (as in the development of the western European languages) has been held back by the stabilization of the language resulting from mass communication and education.

The majority of these borrowed words were transferred from Slavic donor languages (about 14%).

Macedonian Slavic, Slavic Macedonian or SlavomacedonianN- refers to the Macedonian language.

"Our Slavic side".

"Slavic?" Stent asked.

The Slavic Groover grins.

" 'Slavic' is the word.

We're happy Slavic people.