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Low Saxon is used in parts of northern Germany and surrounding areas.
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"Standard" Low Saxon,
Bremer Platt,
Laenschelder Platt,
and
Mardorfer Platt.
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Old Low Saxon / Old Low German. |
"Standard" Low Saxon
Bremer Platt
The Bremer Platt is used in the city of Bremer in Germany.
1) Wo is mien Kamer?Language information at Wikipedia (in Dutch)
Laenschelder Platt
The Laenschelder Platt is used in the municipality of Schenklengsfeld in Hesse, Germany.
1) Bo ess mi Stuh?
Mardorfer Platt (also known as Mardröpske Plat)
The Mardorfer Platt is used in the town of Neustadt am Rübenberge, in Lower Saxony, Germany.
1) Wuur is miene kaamer?Language information at Wikipedia
Writing system information at Omniglot
Alternate names for Low Saxon include Neddersassisch, Niedersaechsisch, Nedersaksisch, Low German, Plattdutsch, Nedderdütsch, Plattdeutsch, Plattduutsch, Plattdüütsch, and Plattdütsch
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