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VIDEO SOURCE: YOUTUBE CHANNEL: Learn Dutch with dutchpod101.com Heartful thanks for the creator of the video for allowing us to present it to our audience Brief history of Dutch language: Beginnings Like such countless other northern European dialects, Dutch began from the old Frankish lingos of the Indo-European language tree as one of the Germanic dialects. It's anything but a typical predecessor with English, the Scandinavian dialects and German, among others. The language that would at last become present day Dutch started as the pre-Roman Proto-Germanic, going through a few consonant movements (depicted under Grimm's Law and Verner's Law by etymologists). Shockingly quite a bit of what we think about these early dialects is guess, as no composed content has been found in Proto-Germanic. How to learn Dutch easily During the early medieval times, as Old English and Old Frisian created in their own ways, the West Germanic Language family bit by bit started isolating...