Template:Germanic languages
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See also
- {{Germanic peoples}}
- {{History of English}}
- {{English dialects by continent}}
- {{Frisian languages}}
- {{Dutch and Low Saxon dialects}}
- {{Dutch grammar}}
- {{German grammar}}
- {{German language varieties outside Europe}}
- {{Danish language}}
- {{Icelandic language}}
- {{Norwegian language}}
- {{Swedish language}}