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Ervin Goj or, as known in the literary world, Ondra Lyshorsky, created a literary language in which he and other writers wrote. The language is based on traditional Lachian dialects of the Czech Republic and in some parts of Poland and its use became controversial. The issues raised included linguistic methodology, ethnolinguistic issues, the use of the term Lachian, which was considered to be of Polish origin and not Czech, and the political correctness of its use.