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Kashubians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ...group) who contributed significantly to the development of the Kashubian literary language. Kashubian Landscape Park, View from Tamowa mountain, near Kartuzy lakes KÅ‚odno, BiaÅ‚e, Rekowo [ edit ] Famous ... Przédnô starna - Kaszëbskô Wikipedijô ë mô za zgrôw ùtwòrzenié nôwikszi wielemòwny encyklopediji. Dopùscënk do Wikipediji je darmôk, wedle reglów Licencëji Wòlny Dokùmentacëji GNU . Kòżdi mòże sã do nas przëłączëc ... Polish language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ...spoken in the southwest. Mazovian shares some features with the Kashubian language , whose remaining speakers (53.000, according to 2002 Census) live around the city of GdaÅ„sk near the Baltic Sea ... Category:Indo-European language stubs - Wikipedia, the free ... ...language Kashubian language Kentish (Anglo-Saxon) Kermashani Knaanic language Kurmanji Kutchi language L Ladin Laki language Lallans LandsmÃ¥l Language Freedom Movement Languedocien language L cont. Larestani ... Slavic languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ...as a "regional norm" of the Bulgarian language rather than as a separate language.) Some scientists ... Other communities (speakers of Sorbian or of Kashubian , for example) remain as minorities in the ... Category:West Slavic languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia History of the Slovak language K Kashubian language Knaanic language L Lechitic languages L cont. List of Polish proverbs M Masurian P Polabian language Polish language Pomeranian language S Silesian Slovak ... Paj Prensipal - Wikipedia ...plis ke 100 sijè   : БеларуÑ?каÑ? (Belarusian) – Bosanski (Bosnian) – Kaszëbsczi (Kashubian) – Ù?ارسی (Persian) – Gaeilge (Irish) – हिनà¥?दी (Hindi) – Bahasa Jawa ... Main Page - Simple English Wikipedia Kashubian) – Ù?ارسی (Persian) – हिनà¥?दी (Hindi) – Basa Jawa (Javanese) – Kurdî ... Start a Wikipedia for a new language Wikipedia in the news : Google News – Yahoo! News Retrieved from ... GdaÅ„sk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ...many different names throughout its history. The Polish name is GdaÅ„sk , and in the local Kashubian language it is known as GduÅ„sk . Due to the fact that the city was heavily dominated by its German ... Academic resources on Kashubian Corpus building for minority languages Alberto Fernández (Basque), Hirokazu Nakamura (Hausa), Roman Drzeżdżon and Piotr Formella (Kashubian), Francis Dimzon (Hiligaynon), Luis Cardozo (Guarani), Michel Weimerskirch (Lëtzebuergesch ... Corpus building for minority languages: Applications Azerbaijani). Joint work with Metin Amiroff. aspell-csb (Kashubian). Joint work with Roman Drzeżdżon and Piotr Formella. aspell-ga , ispell-ga , myspell-ga (Irish). aspell-gd , ispell-gd , myspell-gd ... Open Directory Project Kashubian (6) Korean (569) Kurdish (113) Latin (36) Latvian (485) Lithuanian (495) Luxembourgish (26) Macedonian (56) Malay (146) Marathi (10) Norwegian (1,839) Occitan (16) Polish (2,959) Portuguese ... Open Directory Project Kashubian (5) Korean (236) Kurdish (18) Latin (4) Latvian (4) Lithuanian (379) Luxembourgish (0) Macedonian (5) Malay (0) Norwegian (427) Polish (3,296) Portuguese (814) Romanian (338) Romansh (4) ... Open Directory Project Kashubian (3) Korean (847) Kurdish (65) Latin (3) Latvian (875) Lithuanian (982) Luxembourgish (2) Macedonian (11) Malay (69) Norwegian (4,219) Occitan (12) Polish (39,928) Portuguese (12,283) ... Open Directory Project Kashubian (3) Korean (60) Kurdish (48) Latin (11) Latvian (8) Lithuanian (57) Macedonian (1) Malay (57) Norwegian (1,039) Occitan (6) Polish (34) Portuguese (598) Punjabi (3) Romanian (133) Russian ... Open Directory Project Kashubian (1) Korean (275) Latin (5) Latvian (12) Lithuanian (430) Luxembourgish (0) Macedonian (10) Malay (3) Norwegian (1,043) Occitan (6) Polish (842) Portuguese (462) Romanian (439) Romansh (0) ... Open Directory Project Kashubian (3) Korean (847) Kurdish (65) Latin (3) Latvian (875) Lithuanian (975) Luxembourgish (2) Macedonian (11) Malay (69) Norwegian (4,220) Occitan (12) Polish (39,882) Portuguese (12,144) ... Ad links Government resources on Kashubian Changes to the MARC Code List for Languages (Library of Congress) ...in the next printed edition. New Code Previously Coded Language Name byn cus Bilin csb sla Kashubian dsb wen Lower Sorbian fil Filipino hsb wen Upper Sorbian jbo Lojban (Artificial language) krc tut Karachay ... ISO 639-2/RA Change Notice - Codes for the representation of names of ... Kashubian kachoube 2003-05-19 Add crh Crimean Turkish; Crimean Tatar tatar de Crimé 2003-05-14 Add myv Erzya erza 2003-05-05 Add mdf Moksha moksa 2003-05-05 Add krc Karachay-Balkar karatchaï balkar ... MARC language code additions (Library of Congress) MARC Code List for Languages . New code Language name Previously coded csb Kashubian sla (Slavic (Other)) fil Filipino krc Karachay-Balkar tut (Altaic (Other)) mdf Moksha fiu (Finno-Ugrian (Other)) mwl ... HUD Metadata Implementation Tool Kashubian Kawi Kazakh Khasi Khmer Khoisan (Other) Khotanese Kikuyu Kimbundu Kinyarwanda Kirghiz Klingon Komi Kongo Konkani Korean Kosraean Kpelle Kru Kuanyama Kumyk Kurdish Kurukh Kutenai Kwanyama Ladino Lahnda Lamba Lao Latin ... Codes for the representation of names of languages (Library of ... ...kan Kanuri; kau Karachay-Balkar; krc Kara-Kalpak; kaa Karelian; krl Karen; kar Kashmiri; kas Kashubian; csb Kawi; kaw Kazakh; kaz Khasi; kha Khmer; khm Khoisan (Other); khi Khotanese; kho Kikuyu ... Codes for the representation of names of languages (Library of ... Kashubian kachoube csb Kawi kawi kaw Kazakh kazakh kaz kk Khasi khasi kha Khmer khmer khm km Khoisan (Other) khoisan, autres langues khi Khotanese khotanais kho Kikuyu; Gikuyu kikuyu kik ki Kimbundu kimbundu kmb Kinyarwanda ... New MARC 21 Values/Fields: Summary ...fi rst pa ge (Unlikely to occur in general cataloging) X MARC Language Codes --new codes csb Kashubian fil Filipino krc Karachay-Balkar mdf Moksha mwl Mirandese myv Erzya nwc Newari, Old scn ... Codes for the representation of names of languages (Library of ... Creoles and pidgins (Other) créoles et pidgins divers csb Kashubian kachoube cus Cushitic (Other) couchitiques, autres langues wel/cym * cy Welsh gallois cze/ces * cs Czech tchèque dak Dakota dakota dan da Danish ... MARC Language Codes: Part I: NAME SEQUENCE Kashubian Assigned collective code [sla] (Slavic (Other)) UF Cashubian Kaska Assigned collective code [ath] (Athapascan (Other)) Kassonke Assigned collective code [nic] (Niger-Kordofanian (Other)) UF Khassonke ... L.C. Subject Headings Weekly List 13 (March 31, 2004) 150 Proverbs, Kashubian [May Subd Geog] [sp2004001733] 053 PN6505.K34 450 UF Kashubian proverbs ... ".org" resources on Kashubian Kashubian language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ...they mainly use Kashubian at home. Research shows that many Kashubian-speaking parents use Polish rather than Kashubian at home, because they believe that if they spoke Kashubian, their children would ... Kashubia Pressures from industrialization and neighboring cultures overshadowed the Kashubian culture in the early 20th century. However, cultural restoration movements since 1945 have helped rebuild and ... Kashubian Association of North America (KANA) - HOMEPAGE - START HERE Slavic tribe known as the Kaszubes. Publication: Przyjaciel ludu Kaszubskiego ("Friend of the Kashubian People"). It is quarterly in the Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. This newsletter is in English ... Open Directory - World: Kaszëbsczi: Wëpòczink Last update: 3:17 PT, Monday, October 31, 2005 - edit KANA - Kashubian Association of North America Wilno, Ont: Canadian Heritage Weekend events Witold Bobrowsczi: Kashubian A, B, Cs book review Zaborski Guesthouse: Agritourism in Poland Krbechek, Blanche Issue 2--Summer 2001 Gracious Hosts in Kaszubia ... Kashubian Music The Kashubian music in Renfrew County is older then the county itself. The Kashubian music come over from Poland to Canada in the year 1858. The fiddle was the main ... KANA - Kashubian Association of North America Issue 1--Spring 2002 Kashubian Fisherman's Village on Lake Michigan, part 1 St. Stanislaus, Milwaukee, 1916 Jubilee Book; Stachowicz, translator Farewell, Fiddler Joe Peplinskie Krbechek, Blanche Canadian ... Kashubians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In the Polish census of 2002, only 5,100 people declared Kashubian nationality, although 51,000 declared Kashubian as their native language. Most Kashubians prefer to declare Polish nationality and ... KANA - Kashubian Association of North America Resources for Polish-American & Canadian Genealogical Research book review Masses in the Kashubian Language in the Kaszubian Region of Poland Pomerania magazine, source Resources for Polish-American ... KANA - Kashubian Association of North America Kashubian Association of North America P O Box 27732 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55427-0732 Quarterly newsletter $15.00 US per year email: info@ka-na.org STATEMENT OF MISSION The Kashubian Association of ... Commercial resources on Kashubian Kashubian or Cassubian (Kashubian: kaszëbsczi jãzëk, pòmòrsczi jãzëk, kaszëbskò-slowinskô mòwa; Polish: jezyk kaszubski, gwara kaszubska) is one of the Lechitic languages, which are a group of Slavic languages. It is assumed that it evolved from the language spoken by some tribes of Pomeranians called Kashubians, in the region of Pomerania on the southern coast of the Baltic Sea between the Vistula and Oder rivers. It is closely related to Slovincian, and both of them are Pomeranian language dialects. Although the Kashubian language can hardly be understood by Polish speakers, until recently, many Polish linguists considered it a dialect of Polish. Similarly to Polish, Kashubian includes numerous loanwords from Low Saxon, such as kùnszt (art) from German Kunst. Other sources of loanwords include Baltic languages, Russian and Polish. First printed documents in Kashubian originate from the end of 16th century. Modern spelling was first proposed in 1879. In 2002 census, 53,000 people in Poland declared that they mainly use Kashubian at home. Research shows that many Kashubian-speaking parents use Polish rather than Kashubian at home, because they believe that if they spoke Kashubian, their children would find it more difficult to learn Polish.[citation needed] A number of schools in Poland teach in Kashubian as a lecture language and it is used as an official alternative language for local administration purposes in parts of Pomorze Voivodship. Kashubian is also spoken by Kashubians living in Canada. Kashubian What are the most spoken languages on earth? 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