File:Europe germanic-languages 2.PNG

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Description

West Germanic languages

 
Dutch (Low Franconian)
 
Frisian (Anglo-Frisian)
 
English (Anglo-Frisian)
 
Scots (Anglo-Frisian)
 
Low German
 
Central German (High German)
 
Upper German (High German)

North Germanic languages

 
Danish (East Scandinavian)
 
Swedish (East Scandinavian)
 
Norwegian (West Scandinavian)
 
Faroese (West Scandinavian)
 
Icelandic (West Scandinavian)
 
Line dividing the North and West Germanic languages
Date 2 July 2007 (original upload date)
Source Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here. Modified version of
Author Original uploader and author was Hunef at en.wikipedia
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Germanic languages in Europe

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Germanic languages

map

Europe

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2 July 2007

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current18:09, 20 October 2023No thumbnail1,062 × 1,156 (41 KB)wikimediacommons>MartinusKRemoved Swedish from Estonia, barely spoken natively after WW2. Left some dots to signify presence in placenames

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