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.
The population always spoke a Frisian dialect, but, by uniting the city of Groningen with the surrounding district, that Frisian merged into the Low Saxon (Platduuts) of the city, though the language of the surrounding countryside still retains a strong Frisian substrate.
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