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Language classification
Indo-European languages
Germanic languages
West Germanic languages
Low Germanic languages
Westplatt

Westplatt (Saksisch) is a Low Saxon dialect that is spoken in the Northeastern Netherlands. By some observers it is considered a dialect of the Dutch language. Some forms of Westplatt show features of Westphalian, a Low Saxon dialect spoken in Germany. Westplatt has the forms:

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