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| سوربی | |
|---|---|
| serbšćina, serbsce (زبان؟) serbšćina, serbski (زبان؟) | |
| نسل: | Sorbs |
| جغرافیائی تقسیم: | Lusatia |
| لسانی درجہ بندی: | ہند۔یورپی |
| ذیلی تقسیمات: | |
| آیزو 639-2 / 5: | wen |
| گلوٹولاگ: | sorb1249[1] |
 The Sorbian-speaking area in جرمنی | |
 Sorbian is classified as Definitely Endangered by the یونیسکو Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger (2010) | |
سوربی زبانیں (انگریزی: Sorbian languages) [2] (بالائی سوربی: serbska rěč، زیریں سوربی: serbska rěc) بالائی سوربی زبان اور زیریں سوربی زبان ہیں، دو قریبی متعلقہ اور جزوی طور پر باہمی فہم زبانیں ہیں جو مشرقی جرمنی کے لوستیا علاقے میں مغربی سلاوی نسلی ثقافتی اقلیت سوربس کے ذریعے بولی جاتی ہیں۔ [2][3][4]
Sorbian languages، also called Lusatian، or Wendish، closely related West Slavic languages or dialects; their small number of speakers in eastern Germany are the survivors of a more extensive medieval language group. The centre of the Upper Sorbian speech area is Bautzen, near the border with the Czech Republic، while Cottbus, near Poland، is the centre for Lower Sorbian۔ The oldest written record of Sorbian dates from the 15th century, although the languages, differing mostly in their sound systems, are known to have begun to diverge around the 13th century. Upper Sorbian enjoyed a considerable amount of prestige in Saxony، while the Kingdom of Prussia attempted to suppress Lower Sorbian. Although all Sorbs today also speak German، both Upper and Lower Sorbian have been taught in the schools of the Sorbian areas since 1948.
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