So too did singing carols in other languages, including Latvian and Church Slavonic.

用其他语言唱圣诞颂歌是如此，包括拉脱维亚语和教会斯拉夫语。

Most are Orthodox Christians and speak a Slavic language that will become modern Ukrainian.

大多数人都是东正教基督徒，说斯拉夫语，是现代乌克兰语的前身。

One's Greek and one's Russian or Slavonic.

一个是希腊语，一个是俄语或斯拉夫语。

Eventually, the names will be Slavic from the get-go, and then that supposedly signifies some major change there, right?

最终，这些名字从一开始会是斯拉夫语的，这难道不是标志着那里发生了某种重大变化吗？

As a child, he attended mass at their church, where they would conduct the service in old Slavonic and always started with an exorcism of the Devil.

候，他在他们的教堂参加弥撒，他们会用斯拉夫语主持仪式，总是以驱魔仪式开始。

Which is an awesome idea and everything, but Russian, the language that developed from what the Rus spoke, sounds a lot more Slavic than it sounds, you know, Swedish.

这是一个很棒的想法和一切，但是俄语，从罗斯所说的语言发展而来的语言， 听起来比听起来更像斯拉夫语， 你知道，瑞典语。

So you can look at the third person of the past tense only as a list or you might, if languages that have cases, you can look at just the instrumental case, let's say in Russian or Slavic languages.

你可以把过去态第三人称单独列个表，或者你可能，如果一些语言有格，你可以只看工具格，比如说俄语或斯拉夫语。

The same in Croatia, even though I spoke other Slavic languages and I worked a bit on my Croatian and I had a Croatian here, even a Serbian Croatian, it's more or less the same phrase book and nothing.

在克罗地亚是一样， 尽管我会其他斯拉夫语，并且稍微学过一些克罗地亚语， 甚至还有一位塞尔维亚克罗地亚语的当地人，但基本上还是靠那本短语手册， 没什么两样。