Intercultural Integration – Interslavic Singing in Poznań

Recently at the cultural center “Pireus”, a big Interslavic gathering took place in Poznań. Our guests were: Poles, Czechs, Belarusians, and Ukrainians. We showed that the language barrier between us is very thin, and that the integration of immigrants and refugees in the European Union can also be achieved with the help of our project.Continue reading “Intercultural Integration – Interslavic Singing in Poznań”

Meeting with Jan van Steenbergen, an Interslavic language creator

On August 25, 2024, there was an Interslavic meeting in the Polish city of Poznań. Fourteen people attended (half of them Interslavic speakers): Czechs, Poles, Ukrainians, and Jan van Steenbergen, one of the creators of the language, also came. First, they sat in the restaurant “Wiejskie Jadło” near the Old Market Square, and there wereContinue reading “Meeting with Jan van Steenbergen, an Interslavic language creator”

Interslavic gathering in Wrocław

Once more we could experience that the Interslavic language community is growing more and more. Under the auspices of the InterSlavic Linguistic Forum Foundation and in a friendly atmosphere we had an opportunity to promote the deep sense of international and inter-lingual dialogue and cooperation as people from Czechia, Poland and Ukraine joined, and ourContinue reading “Interslavic gathering in Wrocław”

Interslavic language in a Warsaw University podcast

It was a great pleasure for us to be guests on the Radio Kampus 97.1 FM podcast. You can listen there about the history of the Interslavic language in Interslavic itself, which is one of the results of long-term linguistic comparatistics, which we, in our Foundation, want to take to a higher level. CLICK TOContinue reading “Interslavic language in a Warsaw University podcast”

Second Interslavic Meeting in Poznań

In order to prepare ourselves for the approaching Interslavic Day and the CISLa Conference in Oslo, on 17.03.2024 we had a bit of preparation from the practical linguistic side – some of the participants had the opportunity to pronounce their first Interslavic sentences in an eye-to-eye conversation. In the meantime the cooperation within the non-formalContinue reading “Second Interslavic Meeting in Poznań”