Wielojęzyczna Polska – język romski w kontakcie z polszczyzną
Journal Title: Postscriptum Polonistyczne - Year 2016, Vol 18, Issue 2
Abstract
There are a wide range of minority languages in Poland – including such languages as Karaite, Lemko and Romani. Polish and international linguists have been studying such minority languages and their relationship with Polish recently, but a lot remains to be done. Such languages are extremely valuable and they must be regarded by the Polonistic linguists as of importance. The article discusses in particular the case of the Romani language. The specifics of the relationship between Polish and Romani languages are discussed in comparison with the relationship between Polish and other languages in Poland.
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Anna-Maria Meyer
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