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Introduction

It usually requires considerable time and effort to learn or understand a new language. However, many languages are similar in their grammar and vocabulary to other related languages. Speakers of these languages find it relatively easy to read or to understand the related language or languages.

Definition

A pair of languages is said to be mutually intelligible if speakers of one language can readily understand the other language. A group of languages is said to be mutually intelligible if all the language-pairs in the group are mutually intelligible.

List of Mutually Intelligible Languages

Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish.
Spoken Hindi and spoken Urdu
Written Mandarin and written Cantonese
Punjabi, Seraiki, and Hindko.
Slovak and Czech.
Spoken Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian.
Afrikaans, Dutch-Flemish.
Finnish (Suomi) and Estonian (Eesti).
Russian, Belarussian, Ukranian and Bulgarian
Ukrainian and Polish
Turkish and Azeri
Spoken Uzbek and Uygur
Bahasa Malaysia and Bahasa Indonesia

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