In which country might you hear these languages?

• Language 1
• Language 2

These are both minority languages in this country, one of them is indigenous, the other was first brought to the country by immigrants in the 17th

Here’s a recording of a news report in a mystery language. Can you identify the language?

Hint – this language is spoken by a relavtively small number of people in a number of European countries.

Today we have a recording of a news bulletin from an online radio station for you to identify.

Like yesterday’s recording, this one comes from Radio Free Europe.

Here’s a recording of a mystery language. Any ideas what it is?

This language is written with both the Cyrillic and Latin alphabets, though not at the same time.

Today’s mystery language comes from an online news bulletin. Can you work what it is?

This language is part of a large family and is written with its own alphabet.

Can you work out what language this short conversation is in, and what it means?

This language is spoken mainly in one large city and has no official status.

You can identify the language in the following audio clip?

This language is part of a language family that spans several continents.

Here’s a short sound clip in a mystery language. Can you work out what language it is?

This language is spoken mainly in one country and has no close relatives.

Where might you see symbols like these, and what do they signify?

No clues today. Good luck!

Can you identify the language of this recording?

This language is a member of a widely-scattered language family, most of the members of which are spoken by relatively few people.