Why Belarusians don't speak their own language?

[sioned]

Why don't Belarusians speak Belarusian? Why is it that most Belarusians speak Russian instead of Belarusian? Is there a chance that after decades of Russian dominance Belarus begins to reclaim her language?

Belarus - Russia = one nation. Belarus is merely a jewish invention IMHO

[KirillMazur]

and I'm saying it being pan-Russian at the same time, I mean I consider Russians, Belarusians and Ukranians to be Russkies the same, and to belong together, but Russians should allow local culture and speech, or at least I'd like it, I am for diversity of speech. a standard should only follow official documents, for the rest people should speak without shame just as they speak in their region.

Yes, with some shared Slavic lingua-franca, besides their own speaks.
Some bad guys with an innate mental deviation "fascism" divide the single East Slavic people (and not only) into "sovereign" parts, which could easily compete with other superethnoi and surpass them in many ways.
But only one superethnos is needed on the planet, according to their instructions.

Belarusians do not speak Belarusian because the language was heavily discriminated and limited by Russian Empire and Soviet Union and last but not least by the Soviet product called Lukashenko. If Belarusians will overthrow him, their language will have a chance.

Chance like Ukraine? Lol.

[Pine]

Belarus - Russia = one nation. Belarus is merely a jewish invention IMHO

go on

[Arūnas]

agreed, Dutch = Deutsch (German), and Belgium is basically France

[Rumata]

agreed, Dutch = Deutsch (German)

Show me Germany in this map of Dutch expansion:

[Arūnas]

Show me Germany in this map of Dutch expansion:

tell me why, you are Russland and not Russia - which belongs to Poland?

[Rumata]

tell me why, you are Russland and not Russia - which belongs to Poland?

Address this question to the German translator of this map