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What is the meaning of those Dutch dialects, Limburgs, Ripuarisch and Nederlands Nedersaksisch (Dutch Low Saxon).???? That's not German. And the part of souteast Limburg (Neth.) is not German speaking.
I added these to neutralize the Previous Version by PostMann Micheal, and the Arguments of Rex Germanus.I put them on this since there is high similarities between them, so much so that i added them as a seperate spectrum, and By the way it hass never been refered to as "Dutch Low Saxon", just Low German, or Low Saxon. See the Low German article. -- Hrödberäht 00:27, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
All right they are Dutch dialects (Low Saxon) who are very similar with dialects in German (Low German). But the southern part Limburg wasn't German speaking, in the original map is that part of the province not coloured.
Error: The city indicated as "Cilli" on the Map (in the SE of Austria, now E of Slovenia) is not Cilli, it is Pettau (Ptuj). Cilli (Celje) is one of the German language islands to the SW of Marburg (Maribor)
