Revising Serbian at The Party
Revisiting the Serbian language has become an essential requirement for future work. It All Started in a Church in Serbia Lately I have been working to bring my knowledge of the Serbian language back to its original standards, and even if never properly fluent, it was enough to make myself understood. In our last print From a Greek Tavern to Italy: Wish You Were Here! , I wrote: “This is also very important for the Rus peoples, although Schwester Hunnin told me not to write any more about this unless we’re in Germany”. In fact, Angela wants me to one day write in Serbian an introduction to her intended studies into the Rus Church based on a communion event concerning the Serbian Mother and the Mother of the Rus. She says it will serve as testimony to the research she wants to carry out and present in relation to this national Church. Serbian is a sister language of Ukrainian, Russian, Belarusian and Rusyn, and it’s the language sister Hun required her brother should learn when...