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The Wymysiöeryśy Akademyj – Accademia Wilamowicziana (WA-AW), founded on the 7th of November 2013 at the University of Warsaw, was established with the goal of creating a single academic body through which efforts in documention and revitalisation of the Wymysorys language could be coordinated. The WA-AW for the first time brings together native speakers, academics and community members in an international partnership of co-operation and understanding.
O mȧj łiwy is a traditional song which used to be sung during feather plucking. Here it is performed by the women from the "Wilamowice" dance group, while making paper flowers for Easter Monday.
Christmas wishes in Wymysorys. Tymoteusz Król and his students. Wilamowice, December 2014.
Tymoteusz Król has been teaching Wymysorys since July 2011. He has also gathered extensive language documentation (more than 500 hours of recording featuring nicknames, folk tales, family stories, personal accounts, biographies, 40 songs, folk dress descriptions, genealogy, everyday talks, town history, customs and traditions).
Christmas carols in Wymysorys and Polish sung by members of the regional dance group "Wilamowice" and new Wymysorys learners in Wilamowice, Poland.
Christmas carols in Wymysorys sung by members of the regional dance group "Wilamowice" and new Wymysorys learners in Wilamowice, Poland.
Kacper is one of the new speakers of Wymysorys. He started to learn this language a year ago and now he uses it to communicate with his friends at school and through Facebook.
Dorota heard Wymysiöeryś for the first time in her life from her great grandmother. She started to learn this language 3 years ago and a couple of months ago she passed her first Wymysorys exam.