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Sorbian — Germany’s Last Slavic Languages

🌍 Welcome to «aliis vocibus» (aliīs vōcibus) — “with other voices” — where we explore lesser-known languages! This time, we’re heading to eastern Germany, near the borders with Poland and the Czech Republic — to discover Sorbian, or rather two Sorbian languages: Upper Sorbian and Lower Sorbian. They’re Germany’s last surviving Slavic languages — hidden in plain sight in the heart of Central Europe. 🔹 What exactly is Sorbian — a dialect, or two distinct languages? 🔹 How did a Slavic tongue survive for over a thousand years inside Germany? 🔹 What makes it sound so different from German — and so close to Polish or Czech? 🔹 And how many people still speak it today? You’ll hear examples of both Upper and Lower Sorbian, see how they relate to neighboring languages, and learn how a small but proud community keeps its voice alive — from Lusatia all the way to Texas. ✨ Share your thoughts, experiences, or requests in the comments. If you enjoy discovering languages and voices that rarely get heard, give a thumbs-up and subscribe to aliīs vōcibus for more. 👉 Check out more videos on unique and endangered languages in the links below!    • aliīs vōcibus English   You can also watch these video with German narration:    • aliīs vōcibus Deutsch   … or with Spanish narration:    • aliīs vōcibus Español   ⸻ Hashtags #Sorbian #Sorbs #Lusatia #lusatian #LusatianSerbs #Lausitz #Łužica #Łužyca #UpperSorbian #LowerSorbian #Serbs #Wends #Wendish #Germany #SlavicLanguages #WestSlavic #Czech #Polish #Slovak #Kashubian #Silesian #LanguageHistory #MinorityLanguages #EndangeredLanguages #LesserKnownLanguages #LanguageLearning #LanguageLovers #Linguistics #AliisVocibus #aliis #vocibus