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==Samples==
==Samples==
Below are two songs from "the Anthology of Carpathian songs" (''"Antologia. Piéśni Karpat"'' in the [[w:Lesser Polish dialect|Lesser Polish dialect]]) written in 1855 by Mateusz Daszawski, who had collected and written down many Polish and Ruthenian songs. The Ruthenian songs are not written in the modern orthography: vowels with the acute accent (called ''samogłoski pochylone'' in Polish) are used to mark vowel length, also "ż" is found instead of modern "ž".
Below are two songs from "the Anthology of Carpathian songs" (''"Antologia. Piéśni Karpat"'' in the [[w:Lesser Polish dialect|Lesser Polish dialect]]) written in 1855 by Mateusz Daszawski, who had collected and written down many Polish and Ruthenian songs. The Ruthenian songs are not written in the modern orthography: vowels with the acute accent (called ''samogłoski pochylone'' in Polish) are used to mark vowel length, "ü" is used to mark [y] vowel in some dialects, also "ż" is found instead of modern "ž".
  -Hrabaj, ďíwczy, hrabaj        -Rake, dear girl, rake
  -Hrabaj, ďíwczy, hrabaj        -Rake, dear girl, rake
  Tu zelenú tráwu.                This green grass.
  Tu zelenú tráwu.                This green grass.
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