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Frisian Language

Frisian has highest level of recognition, this implies that Frisian government will uphold and promote language will have name of towns and important signpost in this language. Although inhabitants of Friesland were given option to choose Dutch or Frisians their first language most of them have opted for Frisian as their first language.

Frisian language is closely related to three other Frisian languages West Frisian, stare land Frisian and north Frisian all of these are considered to be part of Germany language

Limburgish language

Limburg’s language has level II recognition, this means that the provincial govts are at liberty to choose this language as first language and have important signboards in native language if they wish to do so.

This language is group of East Franconia variety of languages, spoken in Rhineland and Limburg regions at the border of Germany, Dutch and Belgian. The area in which it is spoken is within this region which is like a wide circle from Venlo to Dusseldorf, Dusseldorf to Aachen, Aachen to Maastricht, Maastricht to Hasselt and Hasselt to tine. ISO 639 code for this language is lim and is officially has status of regional language in Netherlands. This language belongs to Indo European family of languages.

Limburgish language dialects are

Northern Limburgish

Eastern Limburgish

• • • Sittard dialect

Central Limburgish

Weert dialect

Maastrichian dialect t

South East Limburgish

Aachen dialect

Kerkrade dialect West Limburgish

Hasselt dialect and veldeke dialect

Vowels

Low saxon or Dutch low saxon

This group of languages is widely spoken in north eastern Netherlands. The dialect grunneg of low Saxon group is very different than other dialects.

Westikeres

Grunnegs

Stellingwarfs

Midden dreents

Zudd dreants

Tweedeants

Gelders