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Extinct: no
Family: Indo-European
Branch: Hellenic
Continent: Europe
Country: Greece
 
Region: Thoughout the country. Also spoken in 35 other countries including Albania, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bulgaria, Canada, Congo, Cyprus, DRC, Djibouti, Egypt, France, Georgia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Jordan, Kazakhstan.
Countries Where Spoken: 9,859,850 in Greece, 98.5% of the population (1986). Population total all countries 12,000,000 (1999 WA). Albania, Cyprus, Egypt, France, Italy, Romania, Turky.
Countries Where Official: Greece
   
Native Speakers: 9,859,850
Speakers Total: 12,000,000
  
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Three Letter Code: GRK
Alternative Names: ELLINIKA, GREC, GRAECAE, ROMAIC, NEO-HELLENIC
Dialects: Erzgebirgisch., Erzgebirgisch., None, Sedentary Romania, Kalderash (kelderashÍcko, Coppersmith), Ukraine-moldavia, Eastern, Churari (churarÍcko, Sievemakers), Lovari (lovarÍcko), Machvano (machvanmcko), North Albanian, South Albanian, Serbo-bosnian, Zagundzi, Sedentary Bulgaria, Ghagar, Greku, Digor, Kudar, Tual, Iron, Tagaur, Allagir., None, None, None, None, Hoggar (ahaggaren, Ajjer, Tahaggart), Ghat (ganet, Djanet)., Borana (boran, Borena), Arsi (arussi, Arusi), Guji (gujji, Jemjem), Kereyu, Salale (selale), Gabra (gabbra, Gebra)., North Delta Arabic, South Central Delta Arabic, Cairene Arabic., None, Arman, Indigirka, Kamchatka, Kolyma-omolon, Okhotsk, Ola, Tompon, Upper Kolyma, Sakkyryr, Lamunkhin., Aynallu (inallu, Inanlu), Karapapakh, Tabriz, Afshari (afshar, Afsar), Shahsavani (shahseven), Moqaddam, Baharlu (kamesh), Nafar, Qaragozlu, Pishagchi, Bayat, Qajar., Camorta (kamorta), Katchal (kachel, Tehnu), Nancowry (nancoury), Trinkut (trinkat)., Wa Lon, Wu, Kentung Wa, Son, En, La, None, None, Sagadin., Shapsug (sapsug), Xakuchi, Bezhedukh (bzedux, Bzhedug, Bezhehux-temirgoi, Temirgoj, Chemgui), Abadzex (abadekh, Abadzeg), Natuzaj (natukhai)., None, Doric, Lallans, Ulster., Koine Greek, Classical Greek., Katharevousa, Dimotiki, Saracatsan.,
 
Summary: Katharevousa is an archaic literary dialect, Dimotiki is the spoken literary dialect and now the official dialect. The Saracatsan are nomadic shepherds of northern Greece. Greeks in Russia and Ukraine speak either Greek or Turkish and are called 'Urums'. The Karamanli were Orthodox Christian Turks who came from central Turkey. National language. Dictionary. Grammar. SVO. Bible 1840-1955.

  
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