Flemish indicates cultural connection to Flanders, distinctive from other Belgian regions.

Cultural Identity

Although related, don't mistake Flemish as merely a form of Dutch; regional differences matter.

Not Dutch

Flemish relates to a language spoken in a specific part of Belgium, not the whole country.

Flemish as a noun refers to a language variant with local pronunciation and vocabulary.

Learning Flemish may be more practical if visiting or living in Flanders.

Refers to someone from Flanders and can imply a sense of regional pride.

When used as a noun for people, it's about the person, not the language they speak.

While 'Flemish' refers to people from Flanders, it includes diverse backgrounds within Flanders.