About a quarter of Netherlands residents aged 15 or older do not speak Dutch at home, instead speaking a dialect, a regional language, or a different language completely, Statistics Netherlands reported on Friday. Over 10 percent of Netherlands residents speak one of the three regional languages recognized by the government - 2 percent speak Frisian, 5 percent speak Low Saxon, and 3 percent speak Limburgish. Over 5 percent of Netherlands residents speak a dialect at home. And 8 percent speak a different language altogether, such as English, Turkish or Berber.