Scharrel dialect

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

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Label Occurrences
Scharrel dialect canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dialect
variety of Saterland Frisian
closelyRelatedTo Ramsloh dialect
Strücklingen dialect
coexistsWith German language in Saterland
Low German in Saterland
country Germany
endangeredStatus endangered
hasAncestor Old Frisian
Proto-Germanic
Proto-Indo-European
hasPhonologicalFeature typical Saterland Frisian vowel system
hasSociolinguisticSituation used mainly in informal and local contexts
ISO639_3CodeOfMacroLanguage stq
languageBranch East Frisian
linked to: Saterland Frisian

West Germanic languages
languageFamily Frisian languages
linked to: Frisian (partially)

Germanic languages
locality village of Scharrel
minorityLanguageOf Germany
partOf Saterland Frisian language area
linked to: Saterland Frisian
region Lower Saxony
spokenIn Germany
Lower Saxony
Scharrel
district of Cloppenburg
municipality of Saterland
subdivisionOf Saterland Frisian
usedBy Saterland Frisian ethnic community
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Saterland Frisian hasDialects Scharrel dialect