Lielie Tjapši

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Coordinates: 56°24′02″N 27°50′14″E / 56.40056°N 27.83722°E / 56.40056; 27.83722
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Lielie Tjapši (Ludz: Jānikülä or Sūreq Tsäpsiq) is a small village in the extreme eastern part of Pilda, Latgale. The last native speakers of Ludza lived in Lielie Tjapši; the dialect persisted there because of Antoņina Nikonova, who was a passionate speaker of Ludza. Lielie Tjapši is very small and only has a few houses.[1][2]

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  1. ^ "Maq Sinnu Sali": the South Estonian Dialect Spoken in Deepest Latvia – Deep Baltic
  2. ^ Ludzīlazest: Who are the Lutsis?

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Pictures of Lielie Tjapši and Ludza villages

56°24′02″N 27°50′14″E / 56.40056°N 27.83722°E / 56.40056; 27.83722

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