So far, it's been the third endangered language I'm going to tell you about. Kashubian is a West Slavic language, spoken in Pomerania region, Poland. Kashubian is related to Polish, it uses the Latin alphabet as well. Kashubian has experienced the German influence. In 2005, Kashubian has been recognised as a minority language in Poland, which means language is eligible for the state support, street signs can be translated into Kashubian and you can study this language at universities. As far as I know, you can study the Kashubian philology in the University of Gdańsk (Poland). According to some sources, the total number of Kashubian speakers is less than 100,000 people (87,600). Beneath you can see the sample of Kashubian as a translation of the first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 👇
Wszëtczi lëdze rodzą sã wòlny ë równy w swòji czëstnoce ë swòjich prawach. Mają òni dostóne rozëm ë sëmienié ë nôlégô jima pòstãpòwac wobec drëdzich w dëchù bracënotë.