Bilingual
Bilingual place initial signposts and signposts show the guest that once another language was resident here: Sorbian (Wendish). Lübben is called that way: Lubin or Burg: Borkowy.
In the Thirty Years' War (1618 to 1648) the half of the Sorbian population was lost. Of course a considerable part of the Sorbian shrank language area through this. With the industrialization after 1871 the Sorbian language as a mother tongue disappeared. Since schools were taught mainly in German, the majority of the sorbish peoples got bilingual.
But the language has the "Pan-German empire" and survives the "DDR". Only few still dominate the Sorbian. So the old can only talk to and do it today certainly really Sorbian, too.
Brandenburg (sorbish peoples/wendish peoples law Standard Wire Gauge) of July 7th, 1994 is in the law called in the section 8 language it to the arranging of the rights of the sorbish peoples (wendish peoples) in the country: The Sorbian language has to be guessed and promoted, particularly the low Sorbian. The use of the Sorbian language is free.
Zampern
Takes place before the Shrovetide. The covered village youth walks from house to house on this day and gives a serenade on every court. For this you get eggs, bacon or money. In the evening eggs and bacon are consumed in a common round. Nowadays outfits are no set to limits the highly imaginative. The Zamper figures shall ban the winter and receive the fertile time the spring.
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