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Tag: Groningen

4 Feb 20194 Feb 2019 Operation X

Oost-Friese taaluitdaging: Saterlands oftewel ‘Saters’

1 Feb 201914 Jan 2021 Operation X

Saterlandic, Part 1: Where Is Saterfrisian Spoken?

12 Jan 201925 Feb 2019 Operation X

What Is Gronings? Where Is It Spoken? Why Learn It?

3 Jan 20192 Jan 2019 Operation X

3 websteden om het Nedersaksisch te leren

17 Jun 201813 Jun 2018 Operation X

Het andere Fries – veelheid aan Friese talen

3 Jun 20183 Jun 2018 Operation X

語言挑戰：斯希蒙尼克奧赫語言為格羅寧根省嘅根 （Part 3）

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