West Germanic

West Germanic is a family under the super-family Germanic. It includes English, all forms of German (such as High German and Low German, Dutch, Flemish, Yiddish, Afrikaans, and Frisian.

List of Natlangs

Listed as follows:

• West Germanic
  • German
    • Stages of High German:
      • Old High German
      • Middle High German
      • New High German or Modern (Standard) German
    • Stages of Low German
      • Old Saxon
      • Middle Low Saxon
      • Low Saxon aka Low German
  • Stages of Dutch:
    • Old Dutch
    • Middle Dutch
    • Dutch
  • Anglo-Frisian
    • Frisian
    • English
      • Stages of English:
        • Anglo-Saxon
        • Middle English
        • Early Modern English
        • Modern English
          • Scots

List of Conlangs

• West Germanic language
• Koolesh language(A High German language used in 59th world, evolved from Middle High German, with many non-Germanic-origin words.)

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