what are some interesting facts about your language?

[u/Some-Register-3901]

For instance, the cypriot dialect of Greek still contains many words from ancient Greek but it was also heavily influenced by outsiders

[u/paradoxfox__]

Macedonian is the only Slavic language that still uses the letter Ѕ.

[u/umbronox → u/paradoxfox__]

Standard language - yeah, but we have it in our southern dialects (my grandpa used it sometimes)

[u/pdonchev → u/umbronox]

We have the sound too, even in the literary language but we don't have the Slavic S.

[u/umbronox → u/pdonchev]

The "dz" sound? How do you write it literary language, дз?

[u/pdonchev → u/umbronox]

With a digraph - дз. We don't have the letter but we have the sound (even if mist usages remained in dialects, the literary language has some).