Texels dialect

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The Texels dialect is a regional variety of Dutch spoken on the island of Texel in the Netherlands, characterized by distinctive phonetic and lexical features influenced by both West Frisian and Hollandic dialects.

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Texels dialect canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dialect
regional variety of Dutch
associatedWith Texel local identity
belongsTo dialects of Dutch
closelyRelatedTo Wieringen dialect
linked to: Hollandic dialects

other North Hollandic dialects
country Netherlands
endangeredStatus declining intergenerational transmission
geographicOrigin island of Texel
hasAlternativeName Texels
linked to: Texel

Texels plat
hasFeature distinctive phonetics
distinctive vocabulary
influence from Hollandic lexicon
influence from West Frisian phonology
hasStatus regional dialect without official status
influencedBy Hollandic dialects
West Frisian language
linked to: West Frisian
isSpokenBy Dutch speakers
bilingual Dutch–Frisian speakers on Texel
languageFamily Germanic languages
partOf Dutch language
region Wadden Sea islands
spokenIn North Holland
Texel
West Frisian Islands
subfamily Low Franconian languages
West Germanic languages
typologicalFeature SVO word order
usedBy inhabitants of Texel
usedIn informal communication
local cultural expressions
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Texel regionalLanguage Texels dialect