What modern languages are Indo-European?

Question

Please I need help!

Answer 1

I think that these are all modern, but there might be some older ones like Latin, I just got a list.

Aeolian Greek

Afrikaans

Albanian

Arcadian Greek

Armenian

Aromanian

Asturian

Attic Greek

Avestan

Bactrian

Baluchi

Belorussian

Breton

Brittish

Bulgarian

Carian

Catalan

Celtiberian

Common Anatolian

Common Baltic

Common Celtic

Common Germanic

Common Slavic

Cornish

Corsican

Curonian

Czech

Dacian

Dalmatian

Danish

Dardic

Dari

Doric Greek

Dutch English

Faliscan

Faroese

French

Frisian

Galician

Galindan

Gaulish

German

Gothic

Greek New

Hittite

Icelandic

Illyrian

Ionic Greek

Irish

Istroromanian

Italian

Kashmiri

Khwaresmian

Koine Greek

Kurdish

Latin

Latvian

Lepontic

Lithuanian

Low German

Luwian

Lycian

Lydian

Macedonian

Manx

Median

Messapic Mitanni Aryan

Mycenaean Greek

Norwegian

Occitan

Old Church Slavonic

Old English

Old High German

Old Low German

Old Macedonian

Old Norse

Old Prussian

Old Russian

Oscan

Ossetic

Palaic

Pali

Pamir Languages

Parthian

Persian

Phrygian

Picene

Pisidic

Polabian

Polish

Popular Latin

Portuguese

Prakrits

Pashto

Rhaetoromance

Romanian

Russian

Ruthene (Rusyn)

Sacian

Sanskrit Sardinian

Scots

Scottish Gaelic

Scythian

Selonian

Semigalian

Serbo-Croatian

Sidetian

Slovak

Slovene

Sogdian

Sorbian

Spanish

Sudovian

Swedish

Tadjik

Talysh

Tati

Thracian

Tocharic

Ukrainian

Umbrian

Vedic

Venetic

Volscian

Welsh

Yagnobi

Yiddish  

Answer 2

all of them in europe except for the languages of the caucusas region and a few linguistic isolates such as basque. most of the languages in india with a few exceptions. also west asian languages such as armenian and turkey are part of this family.

Answer 3

English, German, Nederlandish, Danish, Friesian, Swedish, Norwegein, Icelandic, Gaelic, Welch, are the Northern Indo-European languages.

Romance - Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Romanch, Catalan

And the Slavic languages

Greek