Rusynlanguage
Rusyn language, also known as Ruthenian or Carpatho-Rusyn, is an East Slavic language spoken by Rusyn people in the Carpathian region of Central and Eastern Europe. It is generally regarded as a distinct language within the East Slavic group, though its classification has varied over time: some classifications view Rusyn as a single language with regional dialects, while others treat it as a group of closely related languages.
The language uses the Cyrillic script in most contexts, with Latin orthographies used by some communities,
Geographically, Rusyn is spoken in the Carpathian region: Ukraine's Transcarpathian region, northern Slovakia, parts of Poland,
Cultural role and current status: Rusyn has a long literary and ecclesiastical tradition; there are newspapers,