Old Low Franconian
Old Low Franconian Old Low Franconian (also Old Low Frankish, less strictly Old Dutch) is ...
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Category:Low Franconian languages
Category:Low Franconian languages Subcategories There is 1 subcategory to this category. D Dutch language Pages in category "Low Franconian languages" There are 3 pages in ...
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Talk:Low Franconian languages
Talk:Low Franconian languages On these pages I completely miss the south low franconian language, which in germany is also known ...
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Talk:Dutch language
Talk:Dutch language Older talk on "Dutch" vs. "Netherlandic" can be found in Talk:Dutch language/Archive1. 32 million speakers? As far as ... but politically, Afrikaans is considered a different language. Captain Q 11:51, 30 Jan 2005 (UTC) On academic grounds, one standard language - e.g. Afrikaans as such - cannot be the dialect of another standard language :o) MWAK-- 84.27.81.59 ...
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German language
German language German (Deutsch) Pronunciation: IPA: Spoken in: Germany ... Europe Total speakers: Native speakers: 110 millionSecond language: 120 million Ranking: 11 Language family: Indo-European Germanic West Germanic German Official status Official language of: Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium, European Union. Regional or local official language in: Denmark, Italy, Poland, (Official language ...
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Dutch language
Dutch language Dutch (Nederlands) Spoken in: Netherlands, Belgium, Suriname ... Total speakers: 22 million (2005) Ranking: 48 Language family: Indo-European Germanic West Germanic Low Germanic Low Franconian Dutch Official status Official language of: ...
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Low German
Low German Low German (Plattdüütsch, Nedderdüütsch) Spoken in: Germany, Netherlands ... 10 million, native to about 3 million Language family: Indo-European Germanic West Germanic Low German Language codes ISO 639-1: none ISO ...
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Talk:German language
Talk:German language Removed table of personal pronouns The following ... change in the history of the German language). Also, 'you' (pl.---but it's of ... cognate of 'ihr', but a cognate of Low German 'ji'/Dutch 'jullie'/Afrikaans 'julle'. I ... can be found in the above-mentioned Low Germanic languages (L.G. 'he'/Du. 'hij ... form 'her' or similar where speakers of Low and High German dialects met. I' ...
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Franconian German
Franconian German Franconian refers to the Franks that settled in Germany, France, and the Low Countries between 200 and 400 A.D ... to have developed from the Old Frankish language of the Franks, have been given the name of Franconian. Linguists attempting to find the relationship ...
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Talk:Low Germanic languages
Talk:Low Germanic languages requested move (done) The following ... debate was Move. This is not a language but a (sub)group of languages including ... in Germany as well as the Dutch language. j. 'mach' wust ˈtʰɔ ... it is not. It is a proper language with over 23 million people talking and writing in this language. This is particularly strange because there ...
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