Hollandic dialect
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Hollandic or Hollandish (
.History
Originally in the later
In the 16th century, Dutch was standardised, with the Brabantian dialect of Antwerp being the most influential one, according to many linguists.[citation needed]
During the
That certainly slowed linguistic change by the influence on spoken language of the very conservative written standard. As a result, Standard Dutch has kept many features of late-16th-century Brabantian.[citation needed]
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Distance from standard language
The colloquial Dutch in Holland proper (the area of the old County of Holland), particularly the Hollandic now spoken in some urban areas, is closer to Standard Dutch than anywhere else.
Shades of other dialects
In
In
On the South Holland island of Goeree-Overflakkee, Zeelandic is spoken. In the east and south, the Hollandic dialects gradually become Brabantian respectively Kleverlandish. Utrechts-Alblasserwaards, spoken in the area immediately east of the coastal districts, is considered to be a subdialect of Hollandic or a separate dialect.
List of subdialects
- Amsterdams
- Kennemerlands
- Huizers
- South Hollandic (Dutch: Zuid-Hollands; spoken in the southern part of the Hollandic-speaking area)
- Utrechts-Alblasserwaards
- Waterlands and Volendams
- West Frisian Dutch
- Westhoeks
- Westlands
- Zaans
Related varieties
- Bildts, Midslands, Stadsfries, and Amelands can be grouped with
- Hollandic, West-Veluwscan be grouped as Centraal westelijke dialecten.
- Among those, not only Hollandic borders to Centraal zuidelijke dialecten, which encompasses Brabantic and parts of Northern Dutch Limburg and Northern Belgium Limburg.[6]
- The group, but not Hollandic, borders to non-Groningian Low Saxon and Flemish dialects[7]
- The dialect of Urk is closest to the group.[8]
- The clusters grouping with the group including Hollandic are:
Zuidwest-Limburg and Centraal zuidelijke dialecten as well as Tienen[9]
References
- ^ a b de Vaan, Michiel (2017). The Dawn of Dutch: Language contact in the Western Low Countries before 1200. Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Company.
- ^ Dijkstra, M.F.P. (2011). Rondom de mondingen van Rijn & Maas: landschap en bewoning tussen de 3e en 9e eeuw in Zuid-Holland, in het bijzonder de Oude Rijnstreek. Amsterdam.
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- ^ Nerbonne, John. "De analyse van taalvariatie in het Nederlandse dialectgebied methoden en resultaten op basis van lexicon en uitspraak".
- ^ Nerbonne, John. "De analyse van taalvariatie in het Nederlandse dialectgebied methoden en resultaten op basis van lexicon en uitspraak".
- ^ Nerbonne, John. "De analyse van taalvariatie in het Nederlandse dialectgebied methoden en resultaten op basis van lexicon en uitspraak".
- ^ Nerbonne, John. "De analyse van taalvariatie in het Nederlandse dialectgebied methoden en resultaten op basis van lexicon en uitspraak".
- ^ Nerbonne, John. "De analyse van taalvariatie in het Nederlandse dialectgebied methoden en resultaten op basis van lexicon en uitspraak".
- ^ Nerbonne, John. "De analyse van taalvariatie in het Nederlandse dialectgebied methoden en resultaten op basis van lexicon en uitspraak".