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Topic: Synnejysk

	Synnejysk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Synnejysk (Danish: Sønderjysk, German: Südjütisch) is a dialect of the Danish language.
		This revival has been fuelled by the works of several local artists and authors, as well as Æ Synnejysk Forening, a society working for the promotion of the dialect.
		Note that the spelling Synnejysk is in dialect, the official Danish form is Sønderjysk.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Synnejysk (153 words)

	PfD Forum 2004
		Synnejysk is very often spoken inbe-tween the lessons and in everyday life.
		In the political representation Synnejysk is hardly spoken.
		A great number of the members of the German minority speak Synnejysk - and even some of them have the Synnejysk as their family language.
	www.pfd2004.org /show.php?page_id=35 (323 words)

	Æ Synnejysk Forening 's guestbook
		Mojn olle synnejye Hæ kan I skriv olt va I har å æ hjart om Æ Synnejysk Forening.
		Det æ så køhnt, det æ så dæjle, at vi har såhn jen glant hjemmesie å synnejysk.
		Jeg vil bare sige, at jeg synes at det er kanon med en forening som vil bevare æ synnejysk sproch.
	www.zip.dk /gaeste/bog.php3/14886/20 (1023 words)

	All German parties for language diversity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Danish, German, Frisian, Romani and Lower German are to be found in the region.
		North of the border there is also the special Danish dialect of Southern Jutland, Synnejysk.
		Another member of the alliance, Maria Michalk, also CDU and a Sorbian, has an insider knowledge of the minority organisations.
	www.agencebretagnepresse.com /print.php?id=686tableau= (447 words)

	The German Minority in Denmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		As a rule, the minority’s members raise their children in both Danish and German; bilingualism is common in families as well as in the German minority’s institutions.
		It is supplemented by the regional Danish South Jutlandic dialect, "synnejysk", which, however, is not an officially recognised written language.
		As a rule, South Jutlandic is written in phonetics.
	www.minority2000.net /Gr-4/t1gb4.htm (135 words)

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