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• Alsatian dialect (links | edit)
• Moin (links | edit)
• Frisia (links | edit)
• Gerund (links | edit)
• Texel (links | edit)
• Nyack, New York (links | edit)
• East Frisian Islands (links | edit)
• Vandalic language (links | edit)
• East Frisia (links | edit)
• Germans (links | edit)
• Low Franconian (links | edit)
• North Germanic languages (links | edit)
• Cimbrian language (links | edit)
• Bavarian language (links | edit)
• West Germanic languages (links | edit)
• Bokmål (links | edit)
• Leer, Lower Saxony (links | edit)
• Nynorsk (links | edit)
• Northern Low Saxon (links | edit)
• Marchian (links | edit)
• Germanic weak verb (links | edit)
• Standard German (links | edit)
• Eastphalian language (links | edit)
• Hutterite German (links | edit)
• Pennsylvania Dutch language (links | edit)
• Plautdietsch (links | edit)
• Frisian (language) (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • Muppozhudhum Un Karpanaigal (links | edit)
• East Frisian Low Saxon (links | edit)
• Colonia Tovar dialect (links | edit)
• Westphalian dialects (links | edit)
• Proto-Germanic language (links | edit)
• German grammar (links | edit)
• William (links | edit)
• Giuseppe Caspar Mezzofanti (links | edit)
• Thule (links | edit)
• Upper Sorbian language (links | edit)
• Lower Sorbian language (links | edit)
• Old Frisian (links | edit)
• Swabian German (links | edit)
• List of official languages by country and territory (links | edit)
• Northern Bavarian (links | edit)
• History of English (links | edit)
• Silesian German (links | edit)
• List of dialects of English (links | edit)
• Dialect continuum (links | edit)
• Prussia (links | edit)
• Burgh (links | edit)
• Hamlet (place) (links | edit)
• Middle Dutch (links | edit)
• Middle High German (links | edit)