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Is there an equivalent for a Dutch-language diaspora? i.e. encompassing Indonesia, Surinam, South Africa (Afrikaans) etc as well as the Netherlands. Historico-linguistically it feels as if such a term ought to exist, but I have no idea what the actual word would be. Perhaps Batavophone? (from the Latin word for the region of the Netherlands and its people). -- Jonathandore ( talk) 17:21, 22 February 2018 (UTC) Jonathandore reply

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WikiProject icon Geography Template‑class
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Is there an equivalent for a Dutch-language diaspora? i.e. encompassing Indonesia, Surinam, South Africa (Afrikaans) etc as well as the Netherlands. Historico-linguistically it feels as if such a term ought to exist, but I have no idea what the actual word would be. Perhaps Batavophone? (from the Latin word for the region of the Netherlands and its people). -- Jonathandore ( talk) 17:21, 22 February 2018 (UTC) Jonathandore reply


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