noun a West Germanic language spoken mainly in northern Germany and the eastern part of the Netherlands
adjective relating to or characteristic of the Low German language or its speakers
Low German literature includes works such as the 'Reineke Fuchs' fables.
Low German was historically used as a written language in the Hanseatic League.
Low German is a language variety spoken mainly in northern Germany and the eastern part of the Netherlands.
Low German is an important aspect of the cultural heritage of regions such as Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein.
Low German can be used by writers to incorporate authentic dialogue or narration in historical fiction novels or non-fiction books about the Low German language and culture.
Psychologists may use Low German when working with clients who speak the language as a way to establish rapport and improve communication during therapy sessions.
Translators specializing in Low German can provide translation services for documents, websites, or other materials for individuals or businesses looking to reach a Low German-speaking audience.
Historians may use Low German when researching and interpreting historical documents, letters, or other sources written in the language to gain insights into the past.
Tour guides in regions where Low German is spoken may use the language to provide tours and information to visitors interested in the local culture and heritage.