KnowraDutch languageLinked fromLinked fromThe 26 pages that link to Dutch language, each with the reason it gives.All 26Broader topic 4Related 14Narrower topic 1Compared with 7High German consonant shiftCompared with: Dutch generally lacks the shift's characteristic changes, making cognate words useful comparisons.Frisian languagesCompared with: Dutch is West Frisian’s dominant neighboring language, not a Frisian branch.Low GermanCompared with: Dutch and Low German share nearby varieties, but national standards divide parts of the continuum.Pennsylvania DutchCompared with: “Dutch” in the group’s English name derives from an older use meaning German, not from Dutch nationality.High German languagesCompared with: Dutch preserves consonant patterns that distinguish it from shifted High German varieties.West FrisianCompared with: Dutch has strongly influenced West Frisian through centuries of close contact.LimburgishCompared with: Limburgish is closely related to Dutch but is not simply a regional standard of it.