A week ago, me and my older brother wrote one article in Lusatian Wikipedia. It was about three or two sentences but since then I want to learn this language.
Lusatian is almost dead.
Not too almost but the speekers are
in minority. And me... er... I know nothing at all. But! As I said in the previous post, my mother tongue is Czech. It belongs to the
Slav's languages - the same category as the Lusatian.
The most resembling language to Czech is Slovak which is used in Slovakia - the Slovaks are often called "our brothers" because we were one state for decades (such a complicated sentence).
... what do I want to say? Ah, yes.
So, and the second most resembling language to Czech is Lusatian, therefore I know a half of this language -
to understand some written text.
Um.
I use these translators. If you want to learn something
just click!
I don't know German, only some words such as sister, dad, God, good, stamp... ok, I have a little vocabulary but I don't know how to make sentences. So I use
the translator form Czech to German for learning Lusatian and you can use it in your language and learn too!
It isn't complicated. :D
P.S.: In the future there will be something about Lusatian's land. :)
Lusatian prehistoric pottery, 900 - 500 BC
Your revivalist Esi Cedarwood ☺
