Three languages may be useful in Latvia: Latvian, Russian and English. While Latvian is the only official language and the only one you will notice on most signs, Latvia is effectively a bilingual country, with a third of its population speaking Russian. Map of majority languages in each Latvian region.

What percentage of Latvia speaks English?

The 2012 Eurobarometer survey put the level of English at 46% percent of the population, again around half, with that number again no doubt growing further in the last few years .The Prevalence of English in Latvia.EnglishLatvianPronounced asHelloSveikiSveykeyGoodbyeArdievasArdee-evasYesJāYaNoNēNeh12 more rows

Is English spoken in Lithuania?

Statistics Lithuania: 78.5% of Lithuanians speak at least one foreign language. According to the 2011 National Census, 78.5% of Lithuanians speak at least one foreign language, Statistics Lithuania reports. 63.0% of Lithuanians speak Russian, 30.4% - English, 8.5% - Polish, and 8.3% - German.

What religion is in Lithuania?

Lithuania is overwhelmingly Christian (93%), and three-quarters of its adults identify as Catholic. The adult population of Latvia also is mostly Christian (77%), but the share of Catholics in the country is smaller (23%).

What is the biggest religion in Lithuania?

According to the 2011 census, the predominant religion in Lithuania is Christianity, with the largest confession being that of the Catholic Church (about 77% of the population).

How do Lithuanians look like?

They have fair skin, more than 80% have light-colored eyes and many have light-colored hair (a stereotypical Lithuanian is thus blue-eyed blonde, even though such people are a minority). Lithuanians are among the tallest peoples of the world (this maybe explains their affinity for basketball).