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Foreign Language Perception of University Teachers of Music and Foreign Languages

Table 1: Recorded languages and their classification into the language families (Besedová et al., 2019)

Alphabetical order of language families
Kazakh Altai languages Turkic language
Turkish Altai languages Turkic
Malay Austronesian languages Malayo-Polynesian
Vietnamese Austro-Asiatic languages Mon-Khmer
Belarusian Indo-European languages Slavic
Danish Indo-European languages Germanic
Irish Indo-European languages Celtic
Lithuanian Indo-European languages Baltic
Dutch Indo-European languages Germanic
Portuguese Indo-European languages Romance
Russian Indo-European languages Slavic
Greek Indo-European languages Greek
Slovenian Indo-European languages Slavic
Sorbian Indo-European languages Slavic
Spanish Indo-European languages Romance
Swedish Indo-European languages Germanic
Japanese Japanese-rjúkjú languages Sino-Thais
Chinese Sino-Tibetan languages Sino-Tibetan
Estonian Uralic languages Finno-Ugric
Finnish Uralic languages Finno-Ugric
Hungarian Uralic languages Finno-Ugric
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