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From: Ivison dos Passos Martins <ipm7d at OI.COM.BR>
Subject: Determiners

Dear Lowlanders,

  Some dialects have dat for "it" or "the". Dutch has "het" from the same
origin as English "it" - (hit). Can anyone tell me what was the
detreminers declension like in Old Dutch including some nouns? Do you
still use declensions in Modern Dutch in any city or countryside?

 Thank you all.

     Ívison.
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