LBU001B05: The Language Situation in the Low Countries

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Offered through Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

This course surveys the nature and history of the Dutch language and its position in the Netherlands and Belgium today.

  1. Introduction: the languages of the Netherlands and Belgium
  2. Essentials of the Dutch language: phonology
  3. Essentials of the Dutch language: syntax
  4. The history of Dutch
  5. The history of Dutch (cont’d)
  6. Dutch orthography
  7. Purism and school grammar
  8. Dialects of Dutch; Frisian
  9. Dutch-based creole languages; Afrikaans
  10. Dutch sociolinguistics
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