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The process of assimilation had most impact on the children who wanted a better life and felt asshamed of their people because of stereotypes. Soon the old Pomorian traditions became almost completely forgotten remaining only in distant villages which were cut from the rest of the world due to absence of any means of communication at that time. | The process of assimilation had most impact on the children who wanted a better life and felt asshamed of their people because of stereotypes. Soon the old Pomorian traditions became almost completely forgotten remaining only in distant villages which were cut from the rest of the world due to absence of any means of communication at that time. | ||
A lot of Pomorians do not want to recognise this name as their nationality. Usually Western Pomorians call themselves ''pumurėnė'' (/pu.mu.ˈreː.neː/) and other groups - ''vysilionė/vyslionė'' (/ʋiː.ɕi.ˈʎoː.neː/). Central Pomorians are ''pamarė'' (/pa.ˈmaː. | A lot of Pomorians do not want to recognise this name as their nationality. Usually Western Pomorians call themselves ''pumurėnė'' (/pu.mu.ˈreː.neː/) and other groups - ''vysilionė/vyslionė'' (/ʋiː.ɕi.ˈʎoː.neː/). Central Pomorians are ''pamarė'' (/pa.ˈmaː.rʲeː/) but sometimes also ''viestlionė'' because they mostly live near the Vistula river. Eastern Pomorians are ''suvylki'' (/su.ˈwɨl.ki/) after the land they inhabit and South-Eastern are ''ezerovė''(/ɛ.zɛ.ˈroː.veː/) after the word ''ezerå'' which means "lake". They even use different orthographies for Western and Eastern dialects which are sometimes considered being different languages and these dialects have a low mutual intelligibility between each other which only sharpen the differences. | ||
==Language== | ==Language== | ||