The Frisian language IS recognized by Dutch law as a independ language within the Netherlands. Officially (by law) The Netherlands have 2 languages, The Dutch and the Frisian language
Goed om it bewustwêzen wat oan te skerpjen mei dit soart fideo's. Sels bin ik in fan Fryslân as dielsteat nei Dútsk model. Of miskyn sa't Faeröer binnen Denemarken of Wales binnen Grut Brittanje dat hawwe. Dan soene wy sels sizzenskip hawwe oer ûs ûnderwiis en berne-opfang. Mear linguistyske autonomy dus. De fraach of folsleine autonomy mooglik wêze soe hinget ek fan de koers ôf dy't de EU farre sil mei gebieten as Kataloanje en it Baskenlân. Foarearst kinne wy sels noch genôch stappen om in folslein twatalich gebiet te wurden. Pas dan soe in referindum kâns hawwe want ientaligen stimme sawisa tsjin.
Jawis, der sil wol hiel wat barre moatte om soks foar elkoar te krijen. De Friezen moatte it earst mar wolle, en as in gebiet lykas Kataloanje it foar elkoar krijt, soe it de Friezen wierskynlik ek mear moed jaan/foarbyld wêze. Kataloanje is der it tichste by en mei de tastream fan alle toeristen sille sy it gauwer/leaver wolle :)
Goed wurk! I have not researched much into the politics of Friesland, although I know there is somewhat of a divide between the Cities and Country Side. From what I've seen/heard the Cities speak a lot of Dutch and are more integrated with the Dutch. While the more rural Country Side speaks a lot of West Frisian and is where you will find most independence supporters. This divide could make it hard to go in any direction and it seems the Dutch government doesn't care too much. I've heard there is barely if not no signs in West Frisian and the language is not promoted just aloud to be taught. Maybe I will research more into this topic 🤔
Yes, you're completely right. An indendence Friesland is a far-fetched idea, although if wanted, not completely impossible. But before such a thing could happen, a lot would need to change.
Ik bin fansels foar de selsstannigens fan Fryslân. Dat folk hie in soad lêst, sawol fan de Dútsers as fan de Nederlanners. It spyt my dat Joost sa foar neat bespot waard. Doe besefte ik dat guon Germaansk net fan Friezen hâlde.
Hast it oer Joost Klein? Yndied, wy binne wol ûnderdrukte troch de Dútser en Nederlanners, leauw ek wol dat der in soad Fryske skiednis is wêr't wy net fan witte...
@@learnfrisian These problems are not exclusively linked to the EU. It's a question of politics and the way people vote, as Britain shows with its current migration figures. The EU could be everything that nation states currently are
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The Frisian language IS recognized by Dutch law as a independ language within the Netherlands. Officially (by law) The Netherlands have 2 languages, The Dutch and the Frisian language
Thank you 👍🏻
Goed om it bewustwêzen wat oan te skerpjen mei dit soart fideo's. Sels bin ik in fan Fryslân as dielsteat nei Dútsk model. Of miskyn sa't Faeröer binnen Denemarken of Wales binnen Grut Brittanje dat hawwe. Dan soene wy sels sizzenskip hawwe oer ûs ûnderwiis en berne-opfang. Mear linguistyske autonomy dus. De fraach of folsleine autonomy mooglik wêze soe hinget ek fan de koers ôf dy't de EU farre sil mei gebieten as Kataloanje en it Baskenlân. Foarearst kinne wy sels noch genôch stappen om in folslein twatalich gebiet te wurden. Pas dan soe in referindum kâns hawwe want ientaligen stimme sawisa tsjin.
Jawis, der sil wol hiel wat barre moatte om soks foar elkoar te krijen. De Friezen moatte it earst mar wolle, en as in gebiet lykas Kataloanje it foar elkoar krijt, soe it de Friezen wierskynlik ek mear moed jaan/foarbyld wêze. Kataloanje is der it tichste by en mei de tastream fan alle toeristen sille sy it gauwer/leaver wolle :)
Eala Frya Fresena!
Goed wurk! I have not researched much into the politics of Friesland, although I know there is somewhat of a divide between the Cities and Country Side. From what I've seen/heard the Cities speak a lot of Dutch and are more integrated with the Dutch. While the more rural Country Side speaks a lot of West Frisian and is where you will find most independence supporters. This divide could make it hard to go in any direction and it seems the Dutch government doesn't care too much. I've heard there is barely if not no signs in West Frisian and the language is not promoted just aloud to be taught. Maybe I will research more into this topic 🤔
Yes, you're completely right. An indendence Friesland is a far-fetched idea, although if wanted, not completely impossible. But before such a thing could happen, a lot would need to change.
Ik bin fansels foar de selsstannigens fan Fryslân. Dat folk hie in soad lêst, sawol fan de Dútsers as fan de Nederlanners. It spyt my dat Joost sa foar neat bespot waard. Doe besefte ik dat guon Germaansk net fan Friezen hâlde.
Hast it oer Joost Klein? Yndied, wy binne wol ûnderdrukte troch de Dútser en Nederlanners, leauw ek wol dat der in soad Fryske skiednis is wêr't wy net fan witte...
@@learnfrisianJa Joost hy wie teminsten gewoaner as de measten. It Hollânsk hat dyn taal hast útroege, it Frysk bestiet hast net yn Dútslân.
There is no independence within the EU ( another bigger union ) and the Euro isnt an independent currency
Definitely, it would be a Friesland without the EU and their own curreny, like the Sceatta (old Frisian coin).
All this separation what is it good for. Brexit is already bad enough. We don’t need all this splintering.
Do you consider the EU a good thing then?
@@learnfrisian The EU isn't bad overall - i would say. What is your Problem with the Union?
@@Ballum_64 the amounts of money going there, immigration, climate laws etc
@@learnfrisian These problems are not exclusively linked to the EU. It's a question of politics and the way people vote, as Britain shows with its current migration figures. The EU could be everything that nation states currently are
@@Ballum_64 you're right, it's what the people vote for eventually.