czeczot造句

• Jan Czeczot was famous poet and ethnographer in Belarus.
• A number of authors started publishing in the Belarusian language, including Jan Czeczot, WB
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  aw Syrokomla and Konstanty Kalinowski.
• The 150th anniversary of his death in 1976 was also celebrated, with many works dedicated to him, including poems by Jan Czeczot and Jan Lohmann.
• In 1846 he went to the spa of Druskienniki ( Druskininkai ), but the treatment was unsuccessful and Jan Czeczot died on 23 August of the following year.
• The Belarusian literary tradition began to re-form, based on the folk language, initiated by the works of Vintsent Dunin-Martsinkyevich . " See also " : Jan Czeczot, Jan Barszczewski.
• The Belarusian literature tradition began to re-form, basing on the folk language instead of the written Ruthenian, initiated by the works of Vintsent Dunin-Martsinkyevich, Jan Czeczot, Jan Barszczewski and others.
• The first novels in Belarusian have been authored by Pauljuk Bahrym, and several works have been contributed by Polish poets born in Belarus ( Jan Barszczewski, Jan Czeczot, Adam Mickiewicz, Vintsent Dunin-Martsinkyevich, Andrej Rypinski ).
• In the 19th century, some Polish and Belarusian writers of Polish cultural background used the Latin script, exclusively or occasionally, in their works written in Belarusian, notably Jan Czeczot, Pam
  luk Bahrym, Kalinowski used the Latin script exclusively in his newspaper " Peasants Truth " (, in Latin script : " Mu |
  yckaja prauda "; six issues in 1862 1863 ).
• Notable members included J髗ef Je |
  owski ( co-founder and president ), Jan Czeczot ( co-founder ), J髗ef Kowalewski ( co-founder ), Onufry Pietraszkiewicz ( co-founder ), Tomasz Zan ( co-founder ), Adam Mickiewicz ( co-founder ), Antoni Edward Odyniec, Ignacy Domejko, Teodor A
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  ski, Franciszek Malewski,, Aleksander Chodz
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  Kulesza.
• For Belarusian, the combination of the Latin U were used, for example, italicized in some publications of Vintsent Dunin-Martsinkyevich, with acute accent in Jan Czeczot's " Da milykh mu ~
  yczko?" ( " To dear peasants ", 1846 edition ), W with breve in Epimakh-Shypila, 1889, or just the letter itself ( likevin publications of Konstanty Kalinowski, 1862 1863 ).