| A | B |
|---|
| Language of the Aztecs and the most important Indian language of Mexico | Nahuatl |
| The most important English word from this language is "coach," after the village of Kocs, where coaches were invented and first used. Others include "goulash" and "paprika." | Hungarian |
| The English word "tatoo" comes from this language | Tahitian |
| The most ancient living Slavic language | Ukrainian |
| The English words "caviar" and "yogurt" come from this language | Turkish |
| The official language of Tanzania and Kenya | Swahili |
| The sacred language of the Hindu religion | Sanskrit |
| "A la carte," "R.S.V.P." and "esprit de corps" are contributions to English from this language. | French |
| The English words "schlemiel" and "chutzpah" come from this language. | Yiddish |
| One of the few languages of Europe not of the Indo-European family. | Finnish |
