> These languages don't belong to Indo-Iranian group like every other language in Europe. Eh, not quite: The Indo-Iranian group is one sub-branch of the Indo-E

> These languages don't belong to Indo-Iranian group like every other language in Europe. Eh, not quite: The Indo-Iranian group is one sub-branch of the Indo-European language family, and very few European languages are in that sub-branch. Further, there is at least one other non-Indo-European language in Europe: Basque, which is a linguistic isolate, with no known relationships to any other language, living or dead.