Wiktionary:About Low German |This is a Wiktionary policy,
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BOTS - QUOTE - DELETE - NPOV - AXX| Low German/Saxon is a
Germanic lect, a dialect continuum spoken in northern Germany,
the eastern Netherlands, and numerous places outside central
Europe. It has three main forms: - (German) Low German, spoken
in northern Germany - Dutch Low Saxon, spoken in the eastern
Netherlands - Plautdietsch (also called Mennonite Low German),
spoken in Canada, the United States, and elsewhere Low
German/Saxon is related to Dutch, to the Frisian languages, to
English, and to German. In some cases, Low German expressions
are intelligible to English speakers: He was en old Mann is one
Low German sentence English-speakers can understand. On
Wiktionary, the variants of Low German spoken in Germany are
represented by the code nds-de and are covere