East Frisian Low Saxon: Dat eenzige, dat wi neet doon is Slickeree utdelen.
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Because of this far distance from Standard Dutch and the official status of the neighbouring Frisian, Grunnegs is considered as a separate language by some of its native speakers, while linguists consider it part of Dutch Low Saxon.
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Other linguists categorize all Gronings-East Frisian dialects as North Low Saxon.
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Northern Low Saxon of Germany: Dat eenzige, dat wi nich doot, (dat) is Snabbelkraam uutdeeln.
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Some linguists classify Gronings to North Low Saxon, to which also East Frisian belongs.
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