Frisian languages, spoken by approximately 480,000 people, are primarily used in the Netherlands and parts of Germany. As part of the Indo-European language family, Frisian is very closely related to English and uses the Latin alphabet. Its free word order and rich vowel system make it phonetically distinctive. Frisian culture celebrates a vibrant tradition of poetry, storytelling, and regional festivals, keeping its linguistic heritage alive amidst pressures from larger languages like Dutch and German. (We used Standard West Frisian as a grammatical reference).