LL-L: "Language varieties" LOWLANDS-L, 26.AUG.2000 (01) [D/E/LS]

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From: mathieu van woerkom [mathieuvanwoerkom at hotmail.com]
Subject: LL-L: "Language varieties" LOWLANDS-L, 23.AUG.2000 (01) [E/LS]

Reinhard/Ron schreef:

>Wat wie bruukt is 'n gode Landkaart mit all de
>neddersassischen/nedderdüütschen Dialekten daar up.
>
>Gröten,
>Reinhard/Ron

Ik heb een mooie (wel oude) taalkaart van laag-Duitsland en Nederland
gevonden. Ik weet het originele adres niet meer, maar ik heb hem op mijn
webstek gezet, op dit adres:
http://members.tripod.lycos.nl/mathieuvw/taalkaarten.html

(Of http://members.tripod.lycos.nl/mathieuvw/taalinnederland.html, en dan
klikken op 'Taalkaarten')

Groeten,
Mathieu

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From: R. F. Hahn [sassisch at yahoo.com]
Subject: Language varieties

Bedankt, Mathieu.  Man wie bruukt 'n Kaart mit de enkelten Dialekten or
tominnst de lütten Dialektgruppen, nich bloots de groten Gruppen, mit
"Drentsch", "Twentsch", "Grönnensch", "Sallandsch", "Oostfreessch",
"Hulsteensch", "Ollenborgsch", etc., daar mit bie.

Gröten,
Reinhard/Ron

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From: "Ian James Parsley" <parsley at highbury.fsnet.co.uk>
Subject: SUBMISSION

 John Feather wrote:

> I'm still inclined to think that the apparent loss of the weak
ending in the
> cases I mentioned is a matter of articulation, because I haven't
noticed it
> except where there is  a repeated dental. I note that Ed said that
he hadn't
> heard my last two examples. I take that as support for the view that
the
> phenomenon is growing.

Yes, I should add that I'm inclined to agree with you, I was simply
offering a possible alternative.

Best,
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Ian James Parsley

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