Appendix C — Classification of Languages Spoken in Europe
| Group | Branches | Languages |
| A. Celtic | 1. Gaelic | |
| a. Irish | ||
| b. Highland Scotch | ||
| c. Manx | ||
| 2. Cymric | ||
| a. Welsh | ||
| b. Low Breton | ||
| B. Romanic | 1. French | |
| 2. Italian | ||
| 3. Spanish | ||
| 4. Provençal | ||
| 5. Portuguese | ||
| 6. Romansh or Churwaelsh | ||
| 7. Rumanian | ||
| C. Germanic | Scandinavian | 1. Swedish |
| 2. Danish | ||
| 3. Icelandic | ||
| Germanic | 1. High German | |
| 2. Low German | ||
| 3. Dutch, including Flemish | ||
| 4. Frisian | ||
| 5. English | ||
| D. Slavic | Western | 1. Polish |
| 2. Bohemian | ||
| 3. Wend | ||
| Eastern | 1. Russian, including Ruthenian | |
| 2. Bulgarian | ||
| 3. Serbian, including Croatian | ||
| E. Lettic | 1. Lettish | |
| 2. Lithuanian | ||
| F. Hellenic | Greek | |
| G. Illyric | Albanian | |
| H. Indic | Gipsy or Romany |
In addition to the above the following non-Indo-European languages are spoken in Europe:
| Family | Group | Branch | Language |
| Turanian | Finnic | Tchudic | 1. Finnic |
| 2. Esthonian | |||
| 3. Tchud | |||
| 4. Lapp | |||
| 5. Voth | |||
| 6. Livonian | |||
| Permian | 1. Votiak | ||
| 2. Sirian | |||
| 3. Permiak | |||
| Volgaic | 1. Tchuvash | ||
| 2. Mordoin | |||
| 3. Cheremiss | |||
| Ugric | 1. Hungarian | ||
| 2. Samoyed | |||
| Tataric | Turkish | ||
| Caucasian | 1. Lesghian | ||
| 2. Circassian | |||
| Basque | Basque or Euskara |
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