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Ty wieš hdźe była twoju přećelku Marja dźensa? Wona była w Europa-Parku hdyž ty był w kursu ruskeje rěče a prajila što to było jara žortne ;) a tež wopraša čehodla ty tak hłupy 😘🖕🏼<3
Čehodla ty hidźiš mnje tak??😩 ale ja sym jara hordy što ja wuknych rusku rěču hdyž wy běšće w parku, dokelž ja sym mudry a wy ně😁 #Triggered
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Upper Sorbian Vocab - Medicine
Medicina, Lěkarstwo - Medicine
Lěk, Medikament - Medicine (Drug)
Student mediciny - Medicine student
Lěkar - Doctor
Lěkarski pomocnik - Physician assistant
Lěkarska praksa - Doctor’s office
Lěkowanje - Treatment
Ambulantne lěkowanje - Ambulatory treatment
Stacionarne lěkowanje - Stationary treatment
Chorownja - Hospital
Choroba, chorosć - Disease
Chory, chora, chore - sick
Chorić, chorować - to be sick
Chorobna kasa - Health insurance company
Strowosć - Health
Strowy, strowa, strowe - healthy
Operacija - Operation
Recept - Prescription
Receptowa / receptna winowatosć - Prescription requirement
Tableta/Tabletka, Pila - Pill
Čakarnja - Waiting room
Chorobna sotra - Nurse
KINDS OF DOCTORS
Zubny lěkar - Dentist
Ortoped - Orthopedist
Chirurg - Surgeon
Neurolog - Neurologist
Kóžny lěkar / Dermatolog - Dermatologist
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Sorbian languages
The Sorbian languages (Serbsce, Serbski) are classified under the Slavic branch of the Indo-European languages. They are the native languages of the Sorbs, a Slavic minority in the Lusatiaregion of eastern Germany. Historically the language has also been known as Wendish or Lusatian. [...]
History
A ban against the language came into effect in the 13th century. Once common across Germany, the Sorbian language was all but eradicated outside Lusatia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorbian_languages
