Well okay, it’s not exactly Old English, it’s a rare language called West Frisian, but is remarkably similar to Old English, so similar in fact that 1,000 years ago the English and Frisians ...

The Frisian Islands, also called Wadden Sea Islands, form an archipelago in the North Sea, stretching all the way from the Netherlands to Denmark. They are divided into West, North, and East ...

Schiermonnikoog, the Netherlands: Schiermonnikoog in the West Frisian Islands is home to about 950 people -- perfect for a peaceful getaway.

West Frisian, a language spoken by people living in Friesland, a province of the Netherlands, is "remarkably similar to Old English”, YouTube expert Xiaomanyc says.

Most closely related to English, three Frisian languages are still spoken today: West Frisian in the Netherlands, and Saterland Frisian and North Frisian in Germany.