Low German
Low German Low German (Plattdüütsch, Nedderdüütsch) Spoken in: Germany, Netherlands ... Language family: Indo-European Germanic West Germanic Low German Language codes ISO 639-1: none ... may contain IPA phonetic symbols in Unicode. Low German (also called Plattdeutsch, Plattdüütsch or Low Saxon) is a name for the ...
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Low Germanic languages
Low Germanic languages Low Germanic Geographic distribution: predominantly the Netherlands, northern ... Genetic classification: Indo-European Germanic West Germanic Low Germanic Subdivisions: Low Franconian Low German Low Germanic languages (Nederduitse ...
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Talk:Low German
Talk:Low German At the moment, Plattdeutsch redirects to Low German languages. But isn't Plattdeutsch the ... UTC) Isn't this language just called "Low German" in English? Should this page be moved to Low German or Low German language? dbenbenn | talk 16:36, ...
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Talk:Low Germanic languages
Talk:Low Germanic languages requested move (done) The following ... and are based on Dutch, not on Low German or anything like that. Dutch is in many respects very simular to low German but in many other cases much ... in the narrow sense. Obviously. However the Low Franconian dialects, forming the Flemish, Brabantian and ...
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Talk:West Low German
Talk:West Low German The difference between Low and High German was illustrated for me ... have a tissue for your nose; in Low German, you have a snotrag. I have ... spelled, but something like High "tassenteuch" vs. Low "schneppeldorf". firepink I've never heard that ... precise linguistic criterion... ^^ Two small things: First, Low German is a dialect or group ...
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Category:Low Germanic languages
Category:Low Germanic languages The main article for this category is Low Germanic languages. Subcategories There is 1 subcategory to this category. L Low Franconian languages Pages in category "Low Germanic languages" There are 35 pages ...
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Talk:Old Saxon
Talk:Old Saxon Old Saxon, the ancestor of modern Plattdeutsch, is a branch of Old Low German, not vice versa. Old Low Franconian (ancestor of Dutch) is another branch ...
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Talk:Dutch language
... is very closely related to Dutch is Low German, while Afrikaans derives from Dutch. The ... makes no sense. The third sentence...well, Low German is not a language but a ... geneology. The Anglo-Saxons immigrated from the low countries and took with them their Germanic ... speak English, Scots and the other Anglo-Saxon dialects of the British Isles. Ergo, Dutch ... is not at all correct...! The Anglo-Saxon language never "split off" from what ...
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Talk:German language
... 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'm ... Germany, where the local dialects (Suebian, Bavarian, Franconian etc.) do not use the genitive. I ... speakers in Germany itself would be surprisingly low. This would be as if only ...
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Germanic languages
... Other significant languages include a number of Low Germanic languages (including Dutch, Afrikaans) and the ... the other, resulting in Upper German and Low German, with graded intermediate Central German dialects ... Highest Alemannic in the South to Northern Low Saxon and Frisian in the North, and although ... AD 200–700 Gothic, Lombardic Old Frankish Old Saxon Old Frisian Old English Proto-Norse ...
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