Ramsloh dialect

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The Ramsloh dialect is a local variety of Saterland Frisian spoken in and around the village of Ramsloh in Lower Saxony, Germany.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Ramsloh dialect canonical 1
Ramsloher Saterfriesisch 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf dialect
variety of Saterland Frisian
coexistingLanguage German
Low German
country Germany
endangeredStatus definitely endangered
hasAlternativeName Ramsloher Saterfriesisch
linked to: Ramsloh dialect
hasPhonologicalFeature distinctive vowel system typical of Saterland Frisian
hasSociolinguisticFeature used mainly in informal and local contexts
ISO639_3CodeOfMacrolanguage stq
languageBranch East Frisian
linked to: Saterland Frisian
languageFamily Frisian languages
Germanic languages
Indo-European languages
West Germanic languages
locality Ramsloh
locatedInAdministrativeUnit district of Cloppenburg
minorityLanguageContext recognized minority language area in Germany
neighboringDialect Scharrel dialect
Sedelsberg dialect
Strücklingen dialect
partOf Saterland Frisian dialect continuum
linked to: Saterland Frisian
primaryUse oral communication
region Lower Saxony
spokenIn Germany
Lower Saxony
Ramsloh
Saterland
subdivisionOf Saterland Frisian
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Saterland Frisian hasDialects Ramsloh dialect
Ramsloh dialect hasAlternativeName Ramsloher Saterfriesisch
linked to: Ramsloh dialect