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| '''Plattdüütsch''' is a language (some people think it is a dialect). East of the ], the ] name is Low Saxon. West of the Ilv it's East Low German. The official ] is, according to ], nds. Since 1998, Plattdüütsch has been recognized by the European bureau for minority languages. | |||
| It is mainly spoken in northern ], southern ] and eastern ]. | |||
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Plattdüütsch is a language (some people think it is a dialect). East of the Ilv, the English name is Low Saxon. West of the Ilv it's East Low German. The official language code is, according to ISO 693-2, nds. Since 1998, Plattdüütsch has been recognized by the European bureau for minority languages.
It is mainly spoken in northern Germany, southern Denmark and eastern Netherlands.
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