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(russian, ukrainian, belarusian), and west slavic (polish, czech, slovak). ten million people speak belarusian in belarus, the former belarusian soviet socialist republic, and in northeastern poland. there are belarusian speakers in the united states and canada as well. belarusian dialects can be divided
(russian, ukrainian, belarusian), and west slavic (polish, czech, slovak). ten million people speak belarusian in belarus, the former belarusian soviet socialist republic, and in northeastern poland. there are belarusian speakers in the united states and canada as well. belarusian dialects can be divided...
http://www.media-movers.com/voiceover/belarusian_voice_over.htm
also known as hunanese), is a group of linguistically similar and historically related varieties of chinese, spoken mainly in hunan province but also in a few parts of guangxi, sichuan and shaanxi. it is one of the southern chinese dialects others being: wu, gan, hakka, min and yue. it is commonly divided
also known as hunanese), is a group of linguistically similar and historically related varieties of chinese, spoken mainly in hunan province but also in a few parts of guangxi, sichuan and shaanxi. it is one of the southern chinese dialects others being: wu, gan, hakka, min and yue. it is commonly divided...
http://www.media-movers.com/voiceover/xiang_voice_over.htm
(russian, ukrainian, belarusian), and west slavic (polish, czech, slovak). ten million people speak belarusian in belarus, the former belarusian soviet socialist republic, and in northeastern poland. there are belarusian speakers in the united states and canada as well. belarusian dialects can be divided
(russian, ukrainian, belarusian), and west slavic (polish, czech, slovak). ten million people speak belarusian in belarus, the former belarusian soviet socialist republic, and in northeastern poland. there are belarusian speakers in the united states and canada as well. belarusian dialects can be divided...
https://www.media-movers.com/voiceover/belarusian_voice_over.htm