What really stands for the prefix «ART», and who are the artists

[K-Maler]

Сообщение от Kirill Syzran ; 2148161"

I also have not heard anything about the existence of " Slavic " language, and asked why .
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In 1990 . published in the "Podium " Moscow was published "The Grammar of the ancient Church Slavonic language " - reprint edition reproduction of 1911. It was drawn up and P.Smirnovskim prescribed " for secondary schools ." Reprinted many times . In it , in particular, it is said that the living Slavonic languages ​​are called , for example , languages ​​: Russian, Polish , Bulgarian, Serbo -Croatian , etc.

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от K-Maler

in it, in particular, it is said that the living Slavonic languages ​​are called, for example, languages: Russian, Polish, Bulgarian, Serbo-Croatian, etc.

Thank you.

Now I know that the Russian language belongs to the Slavic languages.