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This map highlights the distribution of the Slovincian language during the 20th century. The map showcases the geographical areas where Slovincian was spoken, utilizing a vivid red color to emphasize its presence. Additionally, major cities in the region are marked, providing a helpful context for understanding the linguistic landscape. Dotted lines on the map delineate the extent of Kashubian dialects, offering further insights into the linguistic variations within the broader Slavic language family. This map serves as a valuable resource for researchers, linguists, and language enthusiasts interested in exploring the historical spread and significance of the Slovincian language in the 20th century.
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| Author | Grassfuel |
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