DUTCH & LIMBURGISH LANGUAGES

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Dutch is a West Germanic language spoken by about 25 million people as a first language and 5 million as a second language. It is the third most widely spoken Germanic language, after its close relatives German and English.
Limburgish is a West Germanic language spoken in the Dutch and Belgian provinces of Limburg and in the neighbouring regions of Germany. It shares characteristics with both German and Dutch but has unique features such as tonality.
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@xihix7619 Год назад

To an Amsterdam Dutch person, Limburgisch just sounds like the nice elderly of the neighborhood with the funny folktales, but who sounds both old and traditional but also relaxed and abreviates everything. Lovely!

@Rivetlicker Год назад

This is mostly a mid-Limburgish dialect through (Sittard/Roermond; If I'm correct); I'm from the South-east, on the German border (Kerkrade/Landgraaf), and that dialect is a lot more close to German But to be fair; almost each city in Limburg has it's own dialect; most can understand each other, but you can often figure out which city someone is from based on pronounciation and even different idiom.

@agiotasulista1738 Год назад

I like how the wren in those two languages looked like a normal conversation rather than a story

@samsen3965 Год назад

Thank you for all you do. Now in Finglish.

@Kettvnen Год назад

what is that

@DanielgtaLaw Год назад

@@Kettvnen en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finglish

@aitokoojii1462 Год назад

@@Kettvnen Basically just Finnish with English words thrown in, but following Finnish grammar. I absolutely hate that abomination.

@CinCee- Год назад

Limburgish sounds like Dutch but less throaty

@tastyjones5370 Год назад

Hello, could you do one of these but with Luxembourguish because you never made any video talking about Luxembourguish even tho it’s the official language of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and is spoken by 600k people. ☺️🇱🇺

@ilovelanguages0124 Год назад

I need a volunteer. :)

@DdW85 Год назад

As a Dutchman this Limburgish is relatively easy to understand and isn't that tonal. If I needed to guess this is from northern Limburg. If only you could find someone from the southeast. They speak something really incomprehensible.