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Dutch language

Member of the Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family, often referred to by scholars as Netherlandic and taken to include the standard language and dialects of the Netherlands (excluding Frisian) as well as Flemish (in Belgium and northern France) and, more remotely, its offshoot Afrikaans in South Africa.



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Shorto spent ten years perusing a cache of archaic Dutch-language documents, just now being translated by the New Netherland Project headed by Charles Gehring, based at the New York State Library.
Finally, Wolters Kluwer (Amsterdam) has sold its Dutch-language healthcare publisher Bohn Stafleu Van Loghum (BSVL; Houten, Neth.
Secondly, Schenkeveld's enthusiasm for the Protestant northern Netherlands, causes her to overlook the Dutch-language literature of the Catholic South.
 
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