Church Slavonic language is an ancient language not used in daily conversations in any country. At least not in February 2023. Maybe it will be popular in several months due to my work, who knows. Nevertheless, it is prevalent in Orthodox churches across Eastern Europe, such as Ukraine, Serbia, Poland, Montenegro, and others. And it is also used by some Greek Catholic Churches in Slavic Countries. According to a 2012 study, approximately 58.8 million people in Russia attend church occasionally and, as a result, are intermittently exposed to the Church Slavonic language. However, these individuals often encounter difficulties in comprehending the language.

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Church Slavonic language is an ancient language not used in daily conversations in any country. At least not in February 2023. Maybe it will be popular in several months due to my work, who knows. Nevertheless, it is prevalent in Orthodox churches across Eastern Europe, such as Ukraine, Serbia, Poland, Montenegro, and others. And it is also used by some Greek Catholic Churches in Slavic Countries. According to a 2012 study, approximately 58.8 million people in Russia attend church occasionally and, as a result, are intermittently exposed to the Church Slavonic language. However, these individuals often encounter difficulties in comprehending the language.

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