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@nitrrogen__ @Zassthelurker @chud14_3 That was the start of it but they all spoke very close dialects until the mongol conquered what would become Russia and the poles conquered Byelorussia and Ukraine
Jul 20 2024 8:12:28 PM
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@nitrrogen__ @Zassthelurker @chud14_3 I don't believe it was really polonized beyond loan words. I know it was called Eastern Polish by linguists at the time who didn't have a name for it, but only registers cossacks were close to poles, and other cossacks hated them because they were jealous of their pay
Jul 20 2024 8:16:29 PM
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