James Campbell wrote:
> Barry Garcia:
>
> > oh i know what you mean. I went on a search for info about Frisian and
> > didnt find anything but the Lowlands list directory for offline
resources.
>
> There's precious little around that I could find. The dead-tree info I
have
> (which is all I have on modern Frisian) amounts to:
>
> A Dutch-[West] Frisian dictionary, published by AFûK, I think.
> A quaint little pamphlet entitled "Notes on Frisian", which includes some
> guessed-at grammar (all I could find).
> A multilingual dictionary, "Snaak Friisk!", with English, Danish, German
and
> 5 varieties of Frisian.
>
> There are other more worthy tomes, I'm sure, but my Dutch is not that good
> that I could cope with a 20-volume Dutch-Frisian dictionary.
Hah! Try finding _anything_ on Old Saxon. I can get a short excerpt from the
Heliand and a few descriptions of where and when the language was spoken.
Where are the grammars?!
> James
>
> PS The site Jim Grossman mentioned, "A Web of Online Dictionaries", seems
to
> have links to a lot of interesting grammars as well the dicts. However,
the
> only Frisian one is a German guide to Öömrang North Frisian. Westerlauwer
> Frisian grammar is hard to get...
Their link to the Basque grammar is amazing, BTW.
Dan
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Bengesko niamso.
Cursed German.
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Dan Morrison (http://www.geocities.com/yl_ruil/index.html)