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Kashubian is a Slavic language spoken in parts of Poland, particularly in the Pomeranian region. It has around 50,000 speakers and is considered an endangered language. Despite this, there are some popular musical artists who sing in Kashubian, such as the band Trzecia godzina dnia and singer Kasia Cerekwicka, who has released a few songs in the language.

There are also a few radio stations in Kashubian, such as Radio Kaszebe, which focuses on promoting the language and culture of the Kashubian people. Other radio stations in the region may also feature Kashubian language programming from time to time. Efforts are being made to preserve and promote the language, including through education and cultural events, to ensure its survival for future generations.



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