Hi!
My name is Mateùsz, I'm member of 500k community speaking the only one and
unique regional language in Poland - kashubian. From 2005 we teach our
language at schools - every year more then 20k childrens are learning
kashubian. We have our minoritary medias: TV, radio, and we are also trying
to expand with kashubian language in Internet - e.g. wikimedia.
Since 2003 we have an ISO 639-2 code for kashubian language - CSB.
In kashubian our language is named "kaszëbsczi".
I have created my Weblate account, my nickname is deya001.
I wonder, if we can start to create new native-lang project on LibreOffice
and create kashubian version of your's tools?
I would like to support it. I can gather a small group of translators, but
for now I didn't ask for it anyone and want to start it just by myself. If
we start the kashubian LibreOffice project I can supervise the work in our
community. I am also one of translators into kashubian language - just few
days ago I published kashubian translation of "Alice's Adventures in
Wonderland", translated from english to kashubian.
I'll be very greatfull for the opportunity to expand our language in
LibreOffice.
Hope to hear good news!
Mateùsz Titës Meyer
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