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| Lėpvecere! || Good evening! | | Lėpvecere! || Good evening! | ||
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| Kė | | Kė dživėsi? || How are you (your life)? | ||
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| Kė tė jes? (Kė t'ės?) || How are you doing? | | Kė tė jes? (Kė t'ės?) || How are you doing? | ||
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| Kė tavu/tavi jena/ | | Kė tavu/tavi jena/dživena? || How are you doing? | ||
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| Kė esi? (K'esi?)|| How are you? | | Kė esi? (K'esi?)|| How are you? | ||
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! late summer | ! late summer | ||
| lėtå | | lėtå, dage | ||
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! autumn | ! autumn | ||
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==Days of the week== | ==Days of the week== | ||
Words for days of the week are similar to Slavic tradition, nevertheless Pomorian once had its own names for the days. It is known, that Old Pomorian calendar had nine days, but their names were not preserved. | Words for days of the week are similar to Slavic tradition, nevertheless Pomorian once had its own names for the days. It is known, that Old Pomorian calendar had nine days, but their names were not preserved, except for the third day which probably was ''sawaitjā'', meaning "own day" (and maybe also the ninth - ''gadjā'', but it is disputed, whether this day was every week or just on special occasions). Some scholars think that these words can actually come from neighbouring Sudovian (an extinct West Baltic language) and not from Old Pomorian itself. | ||
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! April | ! April | ||
| | | beržini | ||
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! May | ! May | ||
| | | kvėtini | ||
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! June | ! June | ||
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! November | ! November | ||
| | | lapekroši | ||
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! December | ! December | ||