Low Saxon Verb Forms // Neadersassiske warkwoordsförme

[@ikbintom]

Another exception is that the majority of the area you showed on the map actually have a different form for second person singular: du verb-s(t) (and it has the same vowel change as the third person singular)

[@Wearldsproake]

That's something for another vid. Trying to keep it simple.

[@schneeweichenmunster8416]

I think in Old English it was We,Ge,Hia warkeð. In Low Saxon Wy,Gey,See warket.

[@Wearldsproake]

Gey/jy/y(lüde)

[@schneeweichenmunster8416]

​@@Wearldsproake Det is det moie in us Platt. Wy sind eynd is us verskaidenhait. En det rymd sik ook no so skyr wal (-:.