Jersey Dutch language
Jersey Dutch language
Extinct dialect of New Jersey and New York, US.
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Origin of the New Jersey settlement.
7.7%
Delaware languages
Native American languages centered around the Delaware River.
4.1%
Sojourner Truth
American abolitionist (c. 1797–1883).
4%
Negerhollands
Extinct Dutch creole in the Caribbean.
3.5%
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Dutch chartered company (1621–1792).
3.1%
Mahwah, New Jersey
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3.1%
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U.S. state.
2.8%
Dutch language
West Germanic language.
2.7%
Zeelandic
Low Franconian dialect of Dutch.
2.1%
Weser–Rhine Germanic
Language group.
1.1%
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Dutch language
West Germanic language.
19%
Dutch-based creole languages
Creole language family with Dutch as lexifier.
8.2%
Dutch Americans
Americans of Dutch birth or descent.
7.6%
New Netherland
17th-century Dutch colony in North America.
5%
Ain't I a Woman?
1851 speech by Sojourner Truth.
4.6%
Pennsylvania Dutch language
Variety of West Central German.
3.8%
Negerhollands
Extinct Dutch creole in the Caribbean.
3.2%
Languages of the United States
3.1%
N̈
Latin letter N with diaeresis.
2%
Dutch colonial empire
Overseas territories controlled by the Dutch Republic and the Netherlands.
1.8%