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The article says that West Polesian is "50 percent Polesian", but we don't seem to have an article on a language called "Polesian". Can anyone clarify that? —RuakhTALK20:10, 26 May 2018 (UTC)Reply
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The first who invented a term of "Poleasian language" was Nikolai Shelyagovich who is a journalist and businessman, not a linguaist. Is he enough reliable source to make a statement about a new unkonwn language? I can create such new languages every day out of diatects of any language, just give me some time to create my own journal. The situation with this "language" is the same as with "Siberian laguage" (invented by a blogger Yaroslav Zolotaryov) or "Moldovan language" (invented by Soviet propaganda). Shchsh (talk) 22:04, 29 November 2024 (UTC)Reply
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