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This group is for learning about Belarusan culture, customs, and history (precisely in this stuff, not in debates about politics, etc.) and for those familiar with MyEC's rules☺ and trying to find buddies for learning or just communicating among Belarusan people.

Let's communicate in English and\in Belarusan by organizing meetings or just corresponding here, telling something or asking, and much more. Maybe someone is interested not only in these two languages and will find like-minded people here.
Let's translate various texts, try to compose something ourselves.

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The Belarusan Alphabet: A Tale of Resilience and Identity

The Belarusan alphabet is more than just a tool for communication; it is a symbol of the nation's cultural identity and historical resilience. Over centuries, it has evolved, adapted, and thrived, reflecting the dynamic history of Belarus and its people.A Historical JourneyBefore the 10th century, the region that is now Belarus likely used runic scripts or other proto-writing systems, though evidence is scarce and speculative. With the advent of Christianity, the Glagolitic script—an early…

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Some history facts

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