24/05/2021 · All Germanic Languages (with a map) Can you name all the Germanic languages and dialects on the map below? Not every dialect is featured, only those which have their own ISO 639 code. ISO 639 are standards as per the International Organization for Standardization and are an attempt to categorise the different languages and language families.

08/07/2017 · Map of lexical distances of Germanic languages. This diagram confirmed that Dutch is closer to English than German, which seemed like an obvious one, but also that Swedish is closer to Icelandic than Danish and possibly closer than Norwegian Bokmal. The diagram is not 100% clear on that last part but I suspect it to be true.

For example, region 12 on the map is called "götalandic" ("Götaland" is a name for southern Sweden) but the area is really quite diverse in how the dialects sound and you could easily argue that the south-eastern part of that area is closer to the scanian dialect than the dialect in the north west and west of that same area.

07/03/2017 · The map shows the language families that cover the continent: large, familiar ones like Germanic, Italic-Romance and Slavic; smaller ones like …