If you are interested....It's dutch, not Flemish, but maybe one of these will help. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=%22dutch+dictionary%22&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

Kevin, Here in Wisconsin there has been some efforts to create a written version of Walloon. https://www.uwec.edu/news/news/blugold-research-team-strives-to-save-a-dying-language-627/ A book will be

I would agree that there is no flemish/belgian language. My family spoke french. It was the tying language when they married into a French-Canadian family. My family came from the Namur area and

Hello, I guess wallon/ Flemish would be the language parents used. Does anyone have a translation book on that? Kevin

Antwerp, where my mother was born, speaks flemish (dutch). My 2nd cousin who still lives in Brussels speaks French. So it depends on where you are at.

A brief history of the languages spoken in Belgium at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_Belgium Guy Gallez

Hello, There is no "Belgian" language. In Belgium, the languages spoken officially are Dutch, French and German. Familysearch has a word book that might help. It's on their

Any one have a Belgium language book, on how to learn the language?

As we start this group at the start of a new year, allow me to take a minute to point you to our archived newsletters available for free online http://sites.rootsweb.com/~inbr/belgian_laces.htm Not

Hello Everyone who accepted Guy's invitation! A couple of weeks ago or so I created this group in the hope we could transfer what we had on Yahoogroups to here. Some people have written concerned that

Do you need help with your research? A little more information would be needed. Thank You for accepting the invitation! Guy, Mieke and Regine

Thanks for the invitation!! My mother, Leonia Ludovica GOETKINT was from Antwerp, Belgium. Nicki