Moc moc krásné! :D Beautiful voices, beautifully played instruments. And finally a version of this wonderful song in (I think?) standard Czech, with the Ř - I love the sound of this language so much and until now I only ever found songs like this in Moravian dialects that to my untrained ears sounded more like Slovak than Czech.. I'm so glad I found this version now in the language I love so much I've started learning it. :) Where are you guys from? Which part of Czechia? Is there a Moravian dialect with the Ř , also? Or only ones without it? Anyways, much love and pozdravím z Německu!
Tatsächlich ist das Ř in Mähren eigentlich sehr weit verbreitet. Zumindest in gesprochenen Dialekten. Aber auch hier gibt es einige Dialektismen, wie zum Beispiel "sú" statt "jsou". (Also im Lied)
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Moc moc krásné! :D Beautiful voices, beautifully played instruments. And finally a version of this wonderful song in (I think?) standard Czech, with the Ř - I love the sound of this language so much and until now I only ever found songs like this in Moravian dialects that to my untrained ears sounded more like Slovak than Czech.. I'm so glad I found this version now in the language I love so much I've started learning it. :) Where are you guys from? Which part of Czechia? Is there a Moravian dialect with the Ř , also? Or only ones without it? Anyways, much love and pozdravím z Německu!
Tatsächlich ist das Ř in Mähren eigentlich sehr weit verbreitet. Zumindest in gesprochenen Dialekten. Aber auch hier gibt es einige Dialektismen, wie zum Beispiel "sú" statt "jsou". (Also im Lied)
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