Image:Dutch Language Spoken.PNG

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Dark Blue is where it is official and spoken today, yellow is where it was once spoken, light blue where it is spoken in the minorities, and the green square is a small community of Dutch speakers. Brown is Afrikaans, a separate language derived from Dutch.
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4/16/08
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