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A redirect is not indicative that a term is "made-up". The term "dialect group" may instead be explained within it, or seen otherwise. Within Polish linguistics, classifying them as sub-dialects/dialects as opposed to dialects/dialect groups does not make sense. Your literal translations also do not
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Hi, first of all let be begin by thanking you for your contributions to the topic. However, if I may, I have reservations about how you are naming the articles. Specificly the fact that you translate word "dialekt" as "dialect groups" which on its own seems to be very much made up term, not used to
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I understand. I still completely disagree - while I may have just "talked to a bunch of people" (current scholars in the field, I'll add) you have not. Googling "dialect group" brings up plenty of results, as well, it's not completely unjustified. I am beyond a shadow of a doubt that the current
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