The West Germanic languages include some 43 (SIL estimate) languages and dialects spoken by about many people in Europe, western Asia, and the United States; this language family is a part of the Germanic language family. This list contains subgroups and individual languages.

• English languages
• Frisian languages
  • Western Frisian language
  • Northern Frisian language
  • Eastern Frisian language
• High German languages
  • Frankish language
  • Middle German languages
    • East Middle German languages
      • "Standard" German language
      • Lower Silesian language
      • Upper Saxon language
    • West Middle German languages
      • Kölsch language
      • Mainfräkisch language
      • Pennsylvania German language
      • Pfaelzisch language
  • Upper German languages
    • Alemannic languages
      • Alemannisch language
      • Colonia Tovar German language
      • Swabian language
    • Bavarian-Austrian languages
      • Bavarian language
      • Cimbrian language
      • Hutterite German language
      • Mócheno language
    • Walser language
  • Yiddish language
• Low Saxon-Low Franconian languages
  • Low Saxon languages
    • Achterhoeks language
    • Drents language
    • East Veluws language
    • Gronings language
    • Low Saxon language
    • North Veluws language
    • Plautdietsch language
    • Sallands language
    • Stellingwerfs language
    • Twents language
    • Veenkoloniaals language
    • Westphalien language
    • Westerwolds language
  • Low Franconian languages
    • Afrikaans language
    • Dutch language
    • Flemish dialects

External link

• West Germanic language tree