Languages by language family/Macro-Dutch
◂ Indo-European languages ◂ Germanic (or Teutonic) languages ◂ Northwest Germanic languages ◂ West Germanic languages ◂ Anglo-Saxon (or North Sea Germanic, Low Germanic, Ingvaeonic) languages ◂ Anglo-Frisian languages
- Middle-Modern Dutch languages (see below)
- Old Dutch-Old Frankish (†) [odt] (disabled)
- Old Dutch (†)
- Old Frankish (or Old Franconian) (†)
▸ Middle-Modern Dutch languages:
- Low Franconian (or Modern Dutch) languages (see below)
- Middle Dutch (†) [dum] (disabled)
▸ Low Franconian (or Modern Dutch) languages:
▸ Southwestern Dutch languages:
- Western Flemish (or West-Vlams) [vls]
- Frans-Westhoek Vlaams
- Frans Vlaams (or French Flemish)
- Westhoek Vlaams (or Vlaemsch, Westhoek Flemish)
- Westvlaams
- Continental West Flemish
- Northern Maritime West Flemish
- Western Maritime West Flemish
- Frans-Westhoek Vlaams
- Zeelandic (or Zeeuws) [zea]
- Axels
- Bevelands
- Duvelands
- Flakkees
- Fluplands
- Goerees
- Kezands
- Schouws
- Walchers
▸ Global Dutch languages:
- Afrikaansic languages (see below)
- Dutch-based creole languages (see subpage)
- Dutch [nl]
- North Hollandish
- Central Southern Dutch
- Antwerps
- Brabants
- Oost-Vlaams
- Central Northern Dutch
- South Guelderish
- Utrechts
- South Hollandish
- Bildts
- Nuclear South Hollandish
- Town Frisian
▸ Afrikaansic languages:
▸ Dutch Malayic Creole languages:
- Javindo (or Krontjong) [jvd] (disabled)
- Petjo (or Petjoh, Criollo Petjo, Pecok, Pecok Creole) [pey] (disabled)
▸ Dutch Caribbean Creole languages (†):
- Berbice Creole Dutch (†)
- Negerhollands (†)
- Skepi Creole Dutch (or Skepi) (†) [skw] (disabled)
- Essequibo (†)