About: Fade Dutch

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/PDlGHJO0vCxodnfF58NVIQ==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Fade Dutch is a Lovian Dutch-based creole spoken in a hamlet nearby Hurbanova. Fade Dutch came to existence through the merger of two Dutch dialects: Kyst and Bôsx. There were three main dialects: North Forest, South Forest and Coastal. It became extinct November 8th 2009, when the last speaker, John Feldeke, died.

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rdf:type	Language
rdfs:label	Fade Dutch
rdfs:comment	Fade Dutch is a Lovian Dutch-based creole spoken in a hamlet nearby Hurbanova. Fade Dutch came to existence through the merger of two Dutch dialects: Kyst and Bôsx. There were three main dialects: North Forest, South Forest and Coastal. It became extinct November 8th 2009, when the last speaker, John Feldeke, died.
dcterms:subject	Oceana Language
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extinction	2009-11-08(xsd:date)
languagefamily	Indo-European ::West Germanic :Germanic ::::Dutch :::Low Franconian
Origin	Dutch
spokenin	Oceana
iso	-
regulation	no official regulation
Official	nowhere
totalspeakers	0(xsd:integer)
writingsystem	Latin script
EnglishName	Fade Dutch
abstract	Fade Dutch is a Lovian Dutch-based creole spoken in a hamlet nearby Hurbanova. Fade Dutch came to existence through the merger of two Dutch dialects: Kyst and Bôsx. There were three main dialects: North Forest, South Forest and Coastal. It became extinct November 8th 2009, when the last speaker, John Feldeke, died.

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