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The Balto-Slavic languages are an Indo-European language family, consisting of the (possibly genetically related) Baltic languages and Slavic languages. Linguists are divided as to whether a Balto-Slavic language family exists, and this is a linguistic problem that remains unsolved to this day. Linguistic scholars performing primary investigations into the structure of language are split as to the existance of Balto-Slavic. By contrast, most secondary sources (encyclopedias and introductory linguistic textbooks) almost universally affirm Balto-Slavic. The difficulties associated with the Balto-Slavic Theory include the fact that
Aspects of the debate include:
Some belive recent linguistic results to show that the Balto-Slavic group shows specific and very strong affinities with the Burushaski language spoken in the Karakorum region. References
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af:Balto-Slawies fr:Balto-slave pl:Języki bałtosłowiańskie
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