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languages:limburgish_in_the_netherlands [2025/01/07 14:48] – [Financial support] ydwine | languages:limburgish_in_the_netherlands [2025/06/18 10:24] (current) – [Language vitality according to:] ydwine | ||
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==== Language vitality according to: ==== | ==== Language vitality according to: ==== | ||
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==== Linguistic aspects: ===== | ==== Linguistic aspects: ===== | ||
* Classification: | * Classification: | ||
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However, varieties commonly are identified by the town/city ((Limburgse Academie. (n.d.). //Limburgse Taal.// [[https:// | However, varieties commonly are identified by the town/city ((Limburgse Academie. (n.d.). //Limburgse Taal.// [[https:// | ||
- | * Kerkrade: Kirchröadsj | + | * Kerkrade: |
- | * Maastricht: Mestreechs | + | * Maastricht: |
- | * Sittard: Zitterds | + | * Sittard: |
- | * Roermond: Remunjs | + | * Roermond: |
* Venlo: Venloos | * Venlo: Venloos | ||
- | * Weert: Wieërtlands | + | * Weert: |
* Region Valkenberg: Valkebergs, Bergs, Hölsbergs, Houtems, Subs, Sjins ((Diederen, E. en Lahey, M. (2008). Gemeinte Valkeberg aan de Geul. // | * Region Valkenberg: Valkebergs, Bergs, Hölsbergs, Houtems, Subs, Sjins ((Diederen, E. en Lahey, M. (2008). Gemeinte Valkeberg aan de Geul. // | ||
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===== History of language education ===== | ===== History of language education ===== | ||
- | Since 1920, the national | + | In 1937, the national |
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+ | In 2012, Limburgish was taught (optionally) at up to 80 primary schools and up to 20 secondary schools. However, it seems that these numbers have been declining, as in 2019, the Committee of Experts reported that Limburgish was taught at some schools((Committee of Experts on the Charter. (2012). //European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages: application of the charter in the Netherlands -4th monitoring cycle. // Council of Europe. [[https:// | ||
===language attitudes in school=== | ===language attitudes in school=== | ||
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In pre-school education, the [[https:// | In pre-school education, the [[https:// | ||
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+ | As of January 2025, there is a legal requirement for employees to have a Dutch language certificate at B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference ((ministerie SZW, Ministerie OCW & Brancheorganisatie Kinderopvang. (2024, december 24). //De taaleis in de kinderopvang: | ||
* Primary school education (4-12 years) | * Primary school education (4-12 years) | ||
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* Secondary school education (12-16/18 years) | * Secondary school education (12-16/18 years) | ||
- | Until August 2022, the //Wet op het voortgezet onderwijs// [Secondary Education Act] stated the same construction as pre-school and primary education, namely that regional language variety "which is in lively use" can be used as medium of instruction, | + | Until August 2022, the //Wet op het voortgezet onderwijs// [Secondary Education Act] stated the same construction as pre-school and primary education, namely that regional language variety "which is in lively use" can be used as medium of instruction, |
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====Institutional support==== | ====Institutional support==== | ||
- | Since 2001, the [[languages: | + | Limburgish language education is promoted and supported by [[languages: |
- | In 2005, some teaching materials up to grade 5 in primary school were developed by the [[languages: | + | The // |
- | For grade 6 and higher there is a teaching brochure called ' | ||
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- | For secondary education materials exist for grade 9 and directed at all the different educational levels present in the Netherlands (Vwo, Havo and Vmbo). The materials were developed for both Limburgish as well as non-Limburgish speaking pupils ((Kroon, S., & Vallen, T. (2004). Dialect in Limburg. In //Dialect en school in Limburg// (p.11-32), Studies in Meertaligheid, | ||
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- | The Province of Limburg subsidized a course developed for Higher Vocational Education. This course was named “Limburgs Dialect” or” Liergank Limburgs”. The aim was to make Limburgish also accepted during administrative meetings ((Kroon, S., & Vallen, T. (2004). Dialect in Limburg. In //Dialect en school in Limburg// (p.11-32), Studies in Meertaligheid, | ||
====Financial support==== | ====Financial support==== | ||
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The provincial government of Limburg provides subsidies for organisations, | The provincial government of Limburg provides subsidies for organisations, | ||
- | A major shift came in 2024, when an annual budget of 1.1 million euros was appointed to Limburgish, above existing funding for organisations, | + | A major shift came in 2024, when an annual budget of 1.1 million euros was appointed to Limburgish, above existing funding for organisations, |
- | ====Language learning materials==== | + | ===== Education presence ===== |
- | Via projects and initiatives, | + | ===pre-school education=== |
- | ===Pre-school education=== | + | In 2012, the Committee of Experts on the [[general_information: |
- | * Piepekoek | + | |
+ | A 2022 survey among employees at pre-school education locations (e.g. day care centres, toddler playgroups, after school care groups) showed that 68.0% of the respondents (N=485) use Limburgish with the children, most of them use the language often, mainly during playtime (77.5%) and individually with children (75.4) as opposed to during reading or instruction (5.5%) and in plenary sessions (0.9%) | ||
- | ===Primary edcation=== | + | Besides a lack of teaching materials, centres can be confronted with more challenges |
- | * // | + | |
- | * //Dien eige taol/ Dien eige taal/ Dien Eigen Taal// | + | |
- | * // | + | |
- | * // | + | |
- | * //Limburgs op de kaart// | + | |
- | ===Secondary education=== | ||
- | *//Wiejer in dien eige taal// (Eng: Further in your own language) \\ This book was made available in several Limburgish varieties (Remunjs, Zitterds, Gelaens) in 2006, and was developed by the Buro Streektaol Nederlands-Limbörgs, | ||
- | ===Higher/ Vocational education=== | + | ==Bilingual programmes== |
- | * //Liergank Limburgs// (Eng: course on Limburgish) \\ A course ' | + | A pilot for bilingual education, " |
- | ===== Education presence ===== | + | |
- | ===pre-school education=== | ||
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- | In 2012, the Committee of Experts on the [[general_information: | ||
===primary & secondary education=== | ===primary & secondary education=== | ||
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Since 2011, Prof Dr Leonie Cornips is professor ' | Since 2011, Prof Dr Leonie Cornips is professor ' | ||
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+ | ====Language learning materials==== | ||
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+ | Teaching materials are often developed by organisations and/or in light of certain projects. Organisations and project teams that have created materials for primary education are e.g. //Road veur ‘t Limburgs, Buro Streektaol Nederlands-Limbörgs// | ||
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+ | ===Pre-school education=== | ||
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+ | * // | ||
+ | * //Zjuulke// \\ Zjuulke is a toddler who invites everyone to use Limburgish, and promotes bilingual education. | ||
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+ | A 2022 survey among pre-school education staff showed that there is a need for more teaching materials, reported by 42.7% of the respondents, | ||
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+ | ===Primary education=== | ||
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+ | * // | ||
+ | * //Limburgse Dialecten// [ENG: Limburgish dialects] \\ In 2005, some teaching materials up to grade 5 (8-9 year old) were developed by the [[languages: | ||
+ | * //Dien eige taol/ Dien eige taal/ Dien Eigen Taal// | ||
+ | * //Limburgs op de kaart// (Eng; Limburgish on the map) \\ A folder developed by De Raod veur 't Limburgs in 2007, and distributed for free to schools in Limburg ((1Limburg. (2007, October 12). Raod veur 't Limburgs komt met dialectenkaart. // | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * // | ||
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+ | A 2021 survey (N=39) showed that most teachers indicated a need for (more) Limburgish educational resources, and that most are not sufficiently aware of the existing materials ((Huisman, L.M. (2021, July). //Limburgs in ’t oonderwies: kwatsj of zjus nuudig? A study on the attitudes of primary school teachers towards using Limburgish in the classroom// | ||
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+ | ===Secondary education=== | ||
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+ | *//Wiejer in dien eige taal// (Eng: Further in your own language) \\ This book was made available in several Limburgish varieties (Remunjs, Zitterds, Gelaens) in 2006, and was developed by the Buro Streektaol Nederlands-Limbörgs, | ||
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+ | ===Higher/ Vocational education=== | ||
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+ | * //Liergank Limburgs// (Eng: course on Limburgish) \\ A course ' | ||
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====Organisations==== | ====Organisations==== | ||
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+ | * [[https:// | ||
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* [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
* [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
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* [[http:// | * [[http:// | ||
* [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
- | * [[https://hklimburg.nl/netwerk/raod-veur-t-limburgs|De Raod veur ’t Limburgs]] (Eng: the Limburgish council) \\ Advisory committee | + | * [[https://vldn.be/|Vereniging Limburgse Dialect- en Naamkunde (VLDN)]] The association of Limburg Dialect and Onomastics |
+ | * [[https:// | ||
* [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
- | * [[https:// | + | |
- | * [[https:// | + | |
- | * Het Hoes veur ’t Limburgs (Eng: The House for Limburgish) \\ A (future) knowledge and expertise centre, an initiative e.g. Raod veur ’t Limburgs, Veldeke Limburg and Levende Talen Limburgs, initiated in 2022. | + | |
====Online resources==== | ====Online resources==== |
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