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    Board covering the language of the Frisians in Denmark, Germany, and especially the Netherlands. ...
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    Author: * Catharina Grafeldr - 2 Posts on this thread out of 294 Posts sitewide.
    Date: Apr 23, 2006 - 13:07

    I know I am not the only Amerikaner/English speaker struggling to learn all the Lowland Languages at once and I barely know my German. My problem is that I am so bad at grammar....even my own or most probably especially my own native language that I find my self actually ending up sounding like a crazy mixture of all. It's almost all Frisian sounding...at least when I have had the courage to listen to a recording of my own voice. So I ask could my slurry of languages spoken no doubt, with a thick southern Amerikaner drawl be considered a Frisian Amerikaner, Pidgen or a Creole? ; P


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