Low Saxon is a collection of dialects that were once the lingua franca of the Hanseatic League. These days, spoken by around 5 million people, the future is slowly starting to look brighter as speakers are coming together to return the language to a position of strength.
In spirit of securing a future for the language, a wonderful new universal orthography has been created by speakers of a variety of the Saxon dialects. This conventional form of writing is called the 'Nysassiske Skryvwyse' (go to:
https://skryvwyse.eu), and it is the orthography this translator uses.
This translator is generally based on one of the East-Tweants dialects of Low Saxon, but will occasionally include words from other dialects.
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