 
 <prompt> Wetin dey separate languages for Belgium and Netherlands? Given di previous question, write one context wey get di answer. E fit be 1 - 20 sentences. Context: <response>: For Southern Netherlands (wey be Belgium and Luxembourg now), things dey different. Under Spanish, Austrian, and French rule, standardisation of Dutch language stop. The government, law, and education dey use French, but more than half of Belgian people dey speak Dutch dialect. During the nineteenth century, the Flemish movement fight for the rights of Dutch, wey dem mostly dey call Flemish. But as dem dey compete with French language, the plenty dialects dey cause wahala. Since standardisation dey take time, Dutch-speaking Belgium join themselves with the standard language wey don already develop for Netherlands over the years. So, the situation for Belgium no really different from Netherlands, even though the pronunciation get small small difference, like how standard British and standard American English dey different for pronunciation. For 1980, Netherlands and Belgium sign Language Union Treaty. This treaty talk say the two countries must align their language policy to each other, including common spelling system. 