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==Greetings== | |||
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! in Pomorian !! in English | |||
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| sųsvėtim! || Hello | |||
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| hei! || Hi! | |||
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| lėpakėli! || Hello! (wishing health) | |||
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| lėpadieni! || Good day/ good afternoon | |||
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| lėpuostra! || Good morning! | |||
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| Kė dzivėsi? || How are you (your life)? | |||
| Kė tė jes (Kė t'ės)? || How are you doing? | |||
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| Kė tavu/tavi jena/dzivena? || How are you doing? | |||
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| Kė esi (K'esi)?|| How are you? | |||
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==Seasons== | ==Seasons== | ||
Like in the rest of Europe, Pomorian has names for four seasons. However, traditionally summer is split in two parts, each part having its own name. Unlike months names, Pomorian seasons names are native (not borrowed from any language). | Like in the rest of Europe, Pomorian has names for four seasons. However, traditionally summer is split in two parts, each part having its own name. Unlike months names, Pomorian seasons names are native (not borrowed from any language). | ||
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==Days of the week== | ==Days of the week== | ||
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