Amelands

It is especially closely related to the Midslands dialect, spoken in the middle segment of the neighboring island of Terschelling.Amelands, which has about 2,900 speakers, is the only dialect of the Dutch Wadden Sea islands that seems to be maintaining itself in its community, whereas all the other Dutch or West Frisian island dialects are losing ground rapidly in favor of Standard Dutch.[1] Along with Midslands[2] it is the only dialect of Dutch which does not feature final obstruent devoicing.[3] This article about Germanic languages is a stub.You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.This Netherlands-related article is a stub.
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