Facts about Flemish language: Used in other ways!
Linguistically, the term “Flemish” is used in other different ways. It is used as an indication of any local dialects in the Flanders region, as well as non- standard variations of the Dutch language in the provinces of French Flanders and West Flanders.
Four Variations!
The Flemish region has four significant variations of the Dutch language. These include East Flemish, West Flemish, Barbantian, and Limburgish. While Brabantian is the main contributor to the Flemish-Dutch tussentaal, only the variations of West Flemish and Limburgish are occasionally considered as separate languages.
For Translation:
The Flemish language is being used actively, and it is different from Dutch. As such, when in need of translation services you should clearly state that you want your content translated into Flemish instead of Dutch.
Consonants:
The letter ‘W” is realized in [B] and (ch) and (g) pronounced as voiceless resp. Voiced front- velars not as palatals, as often claimed. The alveolar consonants /n, t, d,s,z, l/ are pronounced as denti- alveolars.These are some facts about Flemish language that only professionals are aware of.