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It is believed that there were two hamlets in the bay, Vallegrande and Bobovisca.
It is believed that there were two hamlets in the bay, Vallegrande and Bobovisca.
One could easily say that the old Vallegrande Speak is becoming extinct. The Yugoslavian governments be it the Communist Yugoslavian regime (1945-92) or the earlier Kingdom of Yugoslavia pushed a Pan-Slavic and Croatian Nationalistic authoritarian political rule. One the policies were Slavicisation. It takes only one generation to change a language. To-days dialect in Vela Luka (Luski) is different and has incorporated modern Croatian.
One could easily say that the old Vallegrande Speak is becoming extinct. The Yugoslavian governments be it the Communist Yugoslavian regime (1945-92) or the earlier Kingdom of Yugoslavia pushed a Pan-Slavic and Croatian Nationalistic authoritarian political rule. One their policies were Slavicisation. So Gabriel became Gabrijeliċ. It takes only one or two generations to change a language. To-days dialect in Vela Luka (Luski) is different and has incorporated much of the modern Croatian.
Standardisation and politics ....
Standardisation and politics ....