Frisian Germanic Indo-European Natural

Frisian is a West Germanic language still widely spoken in parts of the northern Netherlands (where it has official status), as well as by two very small (and disappearing) communities in northern Germany. Frisian is the continental Germanic language most closely related to English.

• Frisian Reference Grammar - General and ordering information on the major reference grammar of frisian Frisian available in English, by the author (Pieter Meijes Tiersma, frisian a California law professor) himself. Extensive downloadable sound files illustrating frisian the language.
• Frisian - The history and status of the Frisian and germanic its relation frisian to English and Dutch.
• Background on Frisian - Scholarly paper on the linguistic and social history frisian of the frisian Frisian language.
• Fryske Akademy (Frisian Academy) - Institution (headquarters in Ljouwert/Leeuwarden) devoted to the standardization and preservation of the Frisian language. Trilingual site (Frisian, English and Dutch).
• Euromosaic - Frisian - Sociolinguistic survey of the use of Frisian as germanic a major minority language in the northern Netherlands, germanic and as a much smaller minority language in germanic two pockets of northern Germany. Collection of links. germanic Bilingual site (English and French).

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