An article from another Blog about Friesland, the Frisian language, and Radio.

Besides Amateur/Ham Radio, and Commercial Broadcast Radio and Television being one of my passions, another one of my passions are the minor, rare cultures of the world; such as the Frisian language and culture of Northern Europe, the Catalan, Basque, and Galician cultures and languages of Iberia and places in the New World that Spain and Portugal have colonized (such as, for instance; Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil) that have followed the Spanish and Portuguese languages and cultures to these places within the New World; the minority ethnic groups throughout Russia such as the Kalmyks, Buryats, Tuvans, Bashkirs, and Koryaks; and the minority ethnic groups throughout China such as the Uighurs, and the Yugurs, in addition to the Hui, Wa, Achang, Hakka, Jino, Monpa, Nu, Yi, Bai, Fuyu Kyrgyz, Ngái, Yao, Jingpo, Oroqen, Kucong, Dai, and the Jalaid peoples.

What Killed the Radio Star? The Frisian Claim to Radio Fame

I’ve even published a version of my Book about the Stock Market that has been translated into the Standard Frisian language. Versions of my Book about the Stock Market translated into the North Frisian and West Frisian languages may come into fruition at some point in time in the future.