Simon dē Gulielmō 🐧the phrase 'I am' in different North Frisian dialects in red. Note that Bökingharder, West-Mooring and Ost-Mooring are variants of the same dialect. I don't have any information on the Mittelgoesharder and Südergoesharder dialects (Südergoesharder became extinct in 1980).
The map is from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Frisian_language#/media/File:NordfriesischeDialekte.png
The present tense of 'to come' in the Northfrisian dialect spoken on the island of #Föhr.
(#Northfrisian, #Nordfriesisch, #Fering)
(#Northfrisian, #Nordfriesisch, #Fering)
The present tense of 'to stand' in the North Frisian dialect spoken on the island of #Föhr.
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(#Northfrisian, #Nordfriesisch, #Fering)
The present tense of 'to go' in the North Frisian dialect spoken on the island of #Föhr.
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(#Northfrisian, #Nordfriesisch, #Fering)
A blog for learning #Northfrisian spoken on the island of #Sylt in northern #Germany.
If you don't speak German, you can press 'mehr anzeigen' for each entry and you have an option to change it to English.
(#Frisian, #Frisistik, #Sölring; #Nordfriesisch)
Simon WThe present tense of 'to drink' in the #Northfrisian dialect spoken on the island of #Föhr in Northern #Germany (#Frisistik, #Frisian, #Germaniclanguages).
The present tense of 'to be' in the #Northfrisian dialect spoken on the island of #Föhr in Northern #Germany.