Re: Slezan

Jan van Steenbergen scripsit:

> Slezan is Ill Bethisad's equivalent for Silesian, and while Wenedyk orthography
> is entirely based on Polish, Slezan orthography has more in common with Czech.
Cool stuff.  I recognize some of this from your earliest W. efforts.

There's this guy in Poland who sometimes sends me (Ghu knows why)
Czhangish kind of stuff, mostly in English with bits of Polish mixed in.
I usually reply with a Wenedyk sentence from one of your web pages:
he probably thinks, "What is this?  It's obviously my native language,
but I understand nothing!"  Come to think of it, I haven't heard from
him in a while.

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