Editing Frisian languages (section)

==Family tree==
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Frisian languages belong to the [[West Germanic languages|West Germanic branch]] of the [[Indo-European languages]], the most widespread language family in Europe and the world. Its closest living genealogical relatives are the [[Anglic languages]], i.e. [[English language|English]] and [[Scots language|Scots]] ([[Anglo-Frisian languages]]); together with the also closely related [[Low German|Low Saxon dialects]] the two groups make up the group of [[North Sea Germanic languages]].

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* Frisian
** [[West Frisian language|West Frisian]], spoken in the Netherlands
*** [[Hindeloopen Frisian]]
*** [[Schiermonnikoogs]]
*** Westlauwers–Terschelling Frisian
**** [[Terschellings]] (Oosterend and West-Terschelling dialects)
**** Western Frisian proper
***** [[Clay Frisian]] (Klaaifrysk, incl. [[Westereendersk]])
***** [[Wood Frisian]] (Wâldfrysk)
***** [[Súdhoeks|South Frisian]] (Súdhoeks)
** [[East Frisian language|East Frisian]], spoken in Lower Saxony, Germany
*** Ems Frisian dialects
**** [[Saterland Frisian language|Saterland Frisian]]
**** [[Emsingoa Frisian]] (extinct)
**** [[Brokmerland Frisian]] (extinct)
**** [[Ommelanden Frisian]] (extinct)
*** Weser Frisian dialects
**** [[Wangerooge Frisian]] (extinct)
**** [[Wursten Frisian]] (extinct)
**** [[Harlingerland Frisian]] (extinct)
** [[North Frisian language|North Frisian]], spoken in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
*** Mainland dialects
**** [[Mooring (North Frisian dialect)|Bökingharde Frisian]]
**** [[Goesharde Frisian|Northern Goesharde Frisian]]
**** Middle Goesharde Frisian
**** Southern Goesharde Frisian (extinct)
**** [[Wiedingharde Frisian]]
**** [[Halligen Frisian]]
**** [[Karrharde Frisian]] 
*** Island dialects
**** [[Söl'ring]]
**** [[Fering]]-[[Öömrang]]
**** [[Heligolandic]] (Halunder)
*** Extinct dialects 
**** [[Strand Frisian]]
**** [[Eiderstedt Frisian]]
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