Subdivisions of Polish people

[Mikula]

Can you share an example of goral dialect I'm curious to hear it or read it. Tried to search online but I couldn't find much, probably cuz I searched in English.

[Ülev]

Let me confirm -i've noticed poles like to have from each other by this territorial factors.

But...
1) You've forgot to add poles from ex-ussr space
2) You've forgot to add poles are subdivisinion of russians, ofc, with 1000 years expiriece of separatism, eurodreams and butthurt, but neverless.

watch what other Russians knows about "slavische heimat" and they are right

8:05 (or 8:30)

[Rethel]

There is many different goral dialects.
This what is usualy called by it, it is podhalanian dialect - also present on this video.

Here example - but I never know, if such examples are a version for ceprs (non goral folk) becasue it is too understandable...
When some Gorals in live are speaking, sometimes it is hardly understandable.

[Peterski]

You've forgot to add poles from ex-ussr space

They are Kresowiaks too, just more eastern ones.

[ЛыSSый]

watch what other Russians knows about "slavische heimat" and they are right

8:05 (or 8:30)

Oh, Vaasiliy (Coinneach now) has joined to Olgino and start to post Putin's propaganda here. Gratulacujem, little bro.

[Dandelion]

Greater Poles are the overseeers of Lesser Poles.

[Ülev]

Oh, Vaasiliy (Coinneach now) has joined to Olgino and start to post Putin's propaganda here. Gratulacujem, little bro.

but those Russians have said that "Slavic culture" started from Poles, Slavs from Rugia/Rugen Island, I can't do anything with fact that I know a little bit Russian language too


pssst, I work for Gabon SS (secret service) in fact

[Peterski]

Appearance of the Dobrzynskis, a Polish clan in Lithuania, which originated from Dobrzyń Land:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dobrzyń_Land

"The Dobrzynskis were distinguished among their Lithuanian brethren by their language and likewise by their stature and their appearance. They were of pure Polish blood, and all had black hair, high foreheads, dark eyes, and aquiline noses. From the land of Dobrzyn they derived their ancient family, and, though they had been settled in Lithuania for four hundred years, they preserved their Masovian speech and customs."

Source: Adam Mickiewicz, "Sir Thaddeus, or the Last Foray in Lithuania" (link):

https://archive.org/stream/pantadeus...ch/Dobrzynskis

https://archive.org/stream/pantadeus...kuoft_djvu.txt

People from Dobrzyń Land are a mix of Greater Polish and Masovian (= Mazur) influences:

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-Polish-people

Groups intermediate between Greater Poles and Mazurs (but closer to Greater Poles), are Chełmniaks and Dobrzyniaks (who live in the lands of Chełmno and Dobrzyń), as well as Lubawiaks (in the land of Lubawa).

[Peterski]

Interesting thread:

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...NSWER-REVEALED

[Böri]

Poles are people who are late converts to Christianity.
To understand this, just note that Frank people started to convert after the baptism of their king Clovis in 498 AD. With Poles it's 500 years later and more for some other people who are modern Poles' ancestors.
966 AD the 'South Poles, were officially Catholicized by royal wedding however the ancestors of North Poles (Slavic Wends) were Pagans. These people were forcibly Christianized after the Wendish Crusade of 1147 organized by Saxons. It's interesting a people converted by force are so religious, even more so than the converters, as of today.