My grandmother speaks Plautdietsch. She's 102. I only know a few phrases and songs. I'd really love to learn more to keep it going. I learned High German by mistake, which I don't regret because I can be understood anywhere in Germany etc, but I really want to honor her and be true to my family history. Any suggestions would be welcome. Danke :)
In that case, try the North German public broadcasting service (NDR). Plattdüütsch might differ slightly from like your Plautdietsch home dialect, but it is merely a modern standard variety of one and the same language... www.ndr.de/kultur/norddeutsche_sprache/ To make things sure, you might wish to watch them together with a bunch genuine Plautdietsch-speaker and ask them whether they can make any sense of it.
A team of scholars recently (this year) announced the completion of the New Saxon Spelling system, or Nysassiske Skryvwyse, which is meant to be a system which works for speakers of all Low German dialects. It isn't exactly a textbook or a radio station, but I thought you might like it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gO9dNqYWFq0.html
![Velluim Voat Dokta Part 1 of 3 (Low German Comedy) [Plautdietsch]](/img/logo.svg){kind=logo}
