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Saterlandic, Part 1: Where Is Saterfrisian Spoken?

17 Dec 201816 Jan 2019 Operation X

Our Mission Featured for the First Time in Danish News

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語言挑戰：我哋語言項目之延續 （Part 1）

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Werom ik ne Eilauners (Schiermonnikeigers) tjin heit praat

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Aasters leren is vooral werkwoorden stampen

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Five Aasters Words That Are Similar to English

16 Apr 201824 May 2018 Operation X

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