Difference between revisions of "Germanic languages"

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Germanic languages is a language family, and is part of the larger language family known as Indo-European languages. Germanic includes the following languages: English, German, Dutch, Frisian, Afrikaans, Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian.

(All of which are extinct.)

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	'''Germanic languages''' is a language family, and is part of the larger language family known as [[Indo-European language]]s. Germanic includes the following languages: [[English language\|English]], [[German language\|German]], [[Dutch language\|Dutch]], [[Frisian language\|Frisian]], [[Afrikaans]], [[Danish language\|Danish]], [[Swedish language\|Swedish]], and [[Norwegian language\|Norwegian]].		'''Germanic languages''' is a language family, and is part of the larger language family known as [[Indo-European language]]s. Germanic includes the following languages: [[English language\|English]], [[German language\|German]], [[Dutch language\|Dutch]], [[Frisian language\|Frisian]], [[Afrikaans]], [[Danish language\|Danish]], [[Swedish language\|Swedish]], and [[Norwegian language\|Norwegian]].