Language

The Lithuanian Language is a baltic language from the family of Indogermanic languages and really similar to the original Form of them. It is related to Sanskrit, the classical language of India, Latin and Ancient Greek. Also, it is the oldest Indo-European language.

There are around 3,2 Millions, who are capable of speaking Lithuanian. It is spoken in Lithuania, Belorussia, Poland and in Parts of Ireland. Until 1945, Lithuanian has been spoken in East Prussia too, where the Lithuanian writing language developed in the 16th century.