Before 500 CE: People in the region spoke varieties of West Germanic, the same language family that later gave rise to English, German, Frisian, and Dutch.
500–1150 CE: Old Dutch developed. The earliest known Dutch words appear in texts from around the 6th–11th centuries.
1150–1500 CE: Middle Dutch was spoken and written. Many regional dialects existed, and famous medieval works were written during this period.
1500 CE–present: Modern Dutch emerged, gradually becoming standardized through printing, literature, and government use.
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Janardan 23/12/2024 in Language/Foreign Language/Dutch Language
Is there really an Indo accent in the Dutch language?