[Lowlands-l] Google Translate

Lowlands Languages & Cultures lowlands-l at listserv.linguistlist.org
Sun Jul 30 20:59:09 UTC 2017


Its also possible to achieve the goal by taking the Google poll and explain
them why you think there should be a low german translation.
https://www.google.com/tools/feedback/intl/iw/

2017-07-22 10:36 GMT+03:00 Lowlands Languages & Cultures <
lowlands-l at listserv.linguistlist.org>:

> Labskaus https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labskaus  is what everybody in
> Northern Germany would think a Hamburg recipe, of course :-) I just
> wikipeded it for the first time, and lo, so many nations have it!
>
> Hartlich
>
> Marlou
>
> Am 22.07.2017 um 08:27 schrieb Lowlands Languages & Cultures:
>
> Lobscouse is known in England too - it is the reason people from Liverpool
> are called "Scousers", and their dialect "Scouse".
>
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> I grew up in a Norde home in NJ, all sea captains/steam and sail ship
> masters. They spoke an earlier version , Riksmal, or Heutigesprochet (?)
> than heard today. A bit more Danish influenced. I think Danish is Norwegian
> spoken like N. German, without many tones, flat, as compared to Swedish.
> While in Danemark, the speech among seamem and fishermen sounded like home
> to me. Btw, a few years avo i started a months long discussion by a simple
> questio . I asked if anyo e knew or remembered an old Morwevian seaman's
> dish called lobskaus (?), which my grandfather made at home. Seems the
> whome Northsea and west Baltic knew it, each witb theif own recipe. Sorfy
> for typos, tiny kb fat thumb and wrong glasses.
> Karl Schulte (Nelsen/Nilsen/Olavson  on mother side, from Stavanger mostly
> with a Bergener in there too. Fries on dad side.
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