Local subdivisions
Dźelńice


Neighbour municipalities
Pobliskie Mjosta

Geography
Geografio

Gangelt is a municipality in the district of Heinsberg, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is on the border with the Netherlands and about 10 km east of Sittard and 10 km south-west of Heinsberg. Gangelt was the town in which Gerard Kremer, better known as Gerardus Mercator, lived for the first five or six years of his life.
Gangelt, Mjasto we Kryśe Heinsberg ( Půłnocno Nadryńijo- Westfalijo, Mjymcy)

Gangelt with 2,521 inhabitants Birgden with 2,977 inhabitants Breberen with 828 inhabitants Broichhoven with 168 inhabitants Brüxgen with 513 inhabitants Buscherheide with 132 inhabitants Harzelt with 201 inhabitants Hastenrath with 536 inhabitants Hohenbusch with 45 inhabitants Kievelberg with 32 inhabitants Kreuzrath with 504 inhabitants Langbroich with 807 inhabitants Mindergangelt with 244 inhabitants Nachbarheid with 120 inhabitants Niederbusch with 601 inhabitants Schierwaldenrath with 596 inhabitants Schümm with 93 inhabitants Stahe with 1,029 inhabitants Vinteln with 42 inhabitants
Gangelt 2,521 mjyszkańcůw Birgden 2,977 mjyszkańcůw Breberen 828 mjyszkańcůw Broichhoven 168 mjyszkańcůw Brüxgen 513 mjyszkańcůw Buscherheide 132 mjyszkańcůw Harzelt 201 mjyszkańcůw Hastenrath 536 mjyszkańcůw Hohenbusch 45 mjyszkańcůw Kievelberg 32 mjyszkańcůw Kreuzrath 504 mjyszkańcůw Langbroich 807 mjyszkańcůw Mindergangelt 244 mjyszkańcůw Nachbarheid 120 mjyszkańcůw Niederbusch 601 mjyszkańcůw Schierwaldenrath 596 mjyszkańcůw Schümm 93 mjyszkańcůw Stahe 1,029 mjyszkańcůw Vinteln 42 mjyszkańcůw

Gangelt
Używacz:Dewerints/Gangelt

The Polish alphabet, ślōnskij gŏdki (Silesian language), has been used for decades to annotate Silesian. Main reason behind that is the fact that large populations of Silesians are located in Poland, due to lack of education and representation in the past, it was the one used to write the down the language.
Alfabet polski ślōnskij gŏdki je używany ôd dŏwna, skuli tego, iże nojwiyncyj Ślōnzokōw miyszkŏ we Polsce, kaj uczōm sie we polskich szkołŏch a abecadło, co nojlepij znajōm to je polske abecadło.

Almost half of Polish sites as well as newspapers in Silesian are written in the polish alphabet in Poland[1].
We tym alfabecie je atoli połowa Ślōnskich strōn internetowych we Polsce[1] a tyż i cajtōngōw.

The Controversy
Kōntrowersyjŏ

Writing in this alphabet is highly problematic due to the fact the letter ź can be noted down as ź or zi, which causes issues in Silesian in words such as zicherka.
Pisanie we tym szrajbōnku je moc prōblymatyczne, bo bp. ź idzie pisać jak ź abo zi, co dŏwŏ problymy we słowach typu zicherka.

It also raises an issue of erasing the true Silesian pronunciation - there is not singular way to write down ů in polish alphabet as well as numerous other sounds.
Je Je tyż ryzyko zatracyniŏ wymŏwy Ślōnskij - niy mŏ jednyj metody na zapisanie ů, bp.

The word „Ślůnsk” is written down as Ślonsk, Ślónsk, Ślunsk or even Śląsk (there is no nasal o in our language).
Słowo „Ślůnsk” pisze sie Ślonsk, Ślónsk, Ślunsk abo nawet Śląsk (nosowego o we naszyj godce niy ma).

Similarly that is the case with pre-labialisation in the word „ôrganizacyjŏ” (organisation), it is written as ło – łogranizacyjo, which orthographically is not recognised in Polish, ł usually is never used in beginning of words.
Podobnie je tyż ze prelabializacyjōm – we słowie „ôrganizacyjŏ” pisze sie ło – łogranizacyjo, co niy mo cweka bez to, że łōmane je prawidło ô ł jako nastympcy l welaryzowanego.

The polish alphabet is criticised for its inability to correctly annotate the language by the proponents of newer, better systems that accommodate for sounds not present in German, Polish as well as Czech.
Alfabet polski dlŏ Ślōnskij gŏdki je krytykowany ôd zwolynnikōw nowych szrajbōnkōw[zdrzůdło?].

Letters (The Alphabet)
Litery

As well as twelve compound sounds:
A tyż dwanŏście wieloznakōw:

Compared to the Silesian alphabet by Feliks Steur A, B, C, Ć, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, Ł, M, N, Ń, O, P, R, S, Ś, T, U, Ů, W, Y, Z, Ź, Ż. As well as ten compound sounds: au ch cz dz dź dż ou rz sz uo Przipisy ↑ http://dyktando.ôrg/index.php?id=ôrtografia
Przipisy ↑ http://dyktando.ôrg/index.php?id=ôrtografia