Category talk:Low German articles

The tables are wrong: In the northern dialekt (The other I don't know; by the way: There is no Highlanguage in Low Saxon, only many Dialekts) is no Akkusativ and no Dativ, it's the same, called Nichtnominativ = no-nominativ. A Genitv is normally not in use, in some words are relicts, but that's all.

"Genitiv": Dat Huus vun Peter (engl. The house of Peter) or Peter sin Huus (engl. Peter his Huus), that the two possibilities, to make a Genitv in Northern Germany: A correct table looks like this:

		m	f	n
singular	nominativ	de	de	dat
	nonominativ	den/de	de	dat
plural	nominativ	de	de	de
	nominativ	de	de	de

singular nonominativ masculinum: "de" in Sleswig, but not in Southsleswig, in Eastfrisian and some other little areas.

Perhaps someone made a new template and so on. Answers please on Low Saxon Wiktionary --Joachim Mos (talk) 18:57, 1 October 2013 (UTC)