Low Saxon dialect continuum

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The Low Saxon dialect continuum is a group of closely related West Germanic dialects spoken mainly in northern Germany and the northeastern Netherlands, forming a gradual linguistic transition rather than sharply separated languages.

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Referenced by (10)

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Eastphalian → belongsTo → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

this entity surface form: "Low Saxon"

Eastphalian → hasAlternativeName → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

this entity surface form: "Eastphalian Low Saxon"

Middle Low German → hasDialect → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

this entity surface form: "North Low Saxon"

Eastphalian → hasDialectContinuumWith → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

this entity surface form: "North Low Saxon"

Hildesheim → localDialectRegion → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

this entity surface form: "Low German area"

Eastphalian → partOf → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

Sallands → subclassOf → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

this entity surface form: "Low Saxon"

Twents → subclassOf → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

this entity surface form: "Low Saxon"

Twents → subclassOf → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

this entity surface form: "Westphalian Low Saxon"

Veluws → subclassOf → Low Saxon dialect continuum →

this entity surface form: "Low Saxon"