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Morphological atlas of Dutch dialects
Skip to: comments (0); categories; related posts; previous/next postThis is cool, but I’m holding back till I’ve read Jan van Bakel’s study of Nuenen dialect. I used to have a one-man business selling used cultural goods throughout rural Holland and, having become accustomed to a very different bunch of dialects, I had the greatest of difficulty in understanding one of my earliest clients, a Nuenen shopkeeper. If I can work out now what the guy wanted then and do some business, then I’ll probably owe Prof van Bakel commission.
Trevor @ 2 May 2005 7:42 PM
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