Niedersächsisch
The second isogloss pertains to the plural inflection of verbs. In most West Low German dialects, the plural inflection for all person forms is "t": "wiele warkt, ule warkt, zie warkt" - 'we work, you work, they work'. West-Veluws has a unified plural inflection as well, but on "-en" as in Dutch. But in the South and East of the Veluwe, "-t" is restricted to the second and third person plural, while the first person takes "-en". In the variety of Apeldoorn, for example, it is "wiele warken, ule warkt, zie warkt".