The law on the Silesian language will not enter into force. The president plans to veto the bill

narodowcy.net 1 year ago

President Andrzej Duda will not sign the law on "Silesian language" – According to unofficial reports of the Western diary from sources akin to the President's Chancellery.

It is simply a law recognising the Silesian dialect as the second regional language in Poland (next to Kashubian). The Sejm passed the bill on 26 April 2024 with 236 votes in favour and 186 against, but according to diary reports, the president will veto it.

SEE ALSO: ‘Silesian language’ recognised by the Sejm as regional language

The Members of Law and Justice were powerfully opposed to this bill in the Sejm. The exceptions were only any PiS parliamentarians from Silesia. The bill was supported, among others, by MP Marek Merry, who claimed that it was weak, but supports it as a Silesian. The thought of leaving the Silesian delegation was born to convince president Andrzej Duda to sign the bill, but as the portal informs, the president will not change the sentence.

Opposition to the Act

Confederate associate RomanFritz pointed out that the Silesian dialect is closer to the old Polish language than the contemporary Polish language. The oldest text written in Polish was found in Silesia. During his speech, the linguist Prof. Jan Miodek called, who emphasized that there are no major differences between the Wielkopolska and Silesian dialects and the Lesser Poland dialects.

The oldest conviction written in Polish was found in Silesia “Give me a contact and you a touch” – Book of Henry in 1270. Let us talk to linguists and cultural scholars. prof. Jan Miodek – there is not a single structural characteristic, the syera would disagree between the Silesian dialect and the Wielkopolska dialect, the Lesser Poland dialect. Polish is an archaic, regional variant of Polish mating. said Roman Fritz.

The MP besides stated that the Silesian dialect consists of respective twelve noises, and an effort to codify it will always be a harm to 1 of them. How do you say, "I see a cattle there," "I see that cow," or "this cattle sees"? Why should “this cattle see”? Opolan will say: I want it to be “I see cows there” and individual from Cieszyn: “I see cows.” Which option will be chosen by the supporters of codification? For centuries, for many generations of Silesians, the mention point was general fisheries. She was integrating, and right now she's sharing?

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