Original sentence: Ethnologue report for Lower Silesian.External links:.The Lower Silesian language (also called Lower Schlesisch) is a Germanic language spoken in Dolny Slask in south-western Poland (Lower Silesia) as well as in in the north-east of the Czech Republic and Germany
Edited sentence: It almost died off during the German expulsion after World War II.The Lower Silesian language (also called Lower Schlesisch) is spoken in Dolny Slask in south-western Poland (Lower Silesia) as well as in in the north-east of the Czech Republic and Germany.The Silesian language should not be mixed up with the German dialect "Silesian", a Middle German dialect unrelated to the Silesian language.This dialect still is spoken in small areas in eastern parts of Germany and by a small German minority in Poland, especially in the Katovice and Opole area, but it is expected, that it will disappear completely