Dutch dialects

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Dutch dialects bas-francic

Flemish Westerner (in Belgium mainly)

Flemish French (in the department of North in France)
Flemish zélandais (with the Netherlands)

Zélandais (with the Netherlands)
Dutch (with the Netherlands)

Dutch of the South (with Utrechts)
Dutch of North

Dutch of Amsterdam
Waterlands
Volemdams
Zaans
Kennermerlands

Western Clippings
Bidts
Midslands
Stadsfries
Amelands
Westhoeks
Utrechts-Alblasserwaards

Dialects bas-francic let us brabançons

Gelders of the South and Kléverlandais (with the Netherlands and in Germany)

Dutch peeled

Brabançon of North (with the Netherlands)

Limbourgeois of North (with the Netherlands)

Brabançon (in Belgium and with the Netherlands)

Anversois
Louvinais
Brabantais
Eastern Kempens

Flemish (in Belgium)

Aalsters

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Dialects bas-francic limbourgeois

Limbourgeois (with the Netherlands and in Belgium)

Limbourgeois
central Limbourgeois
Eastern Limbourgeois
Limbourgeois of the East
Limbourgeois of the West
Limbourgeous of South-east

Dutch low-Saxon dialects

Groningois

Groningois of the city Groningue
Westerkwartiers (Kollumerlands)
Kollumerpompsters
Hogelandsters
Oldambtsters
Veenkoloniaals
Westerwolds
Noordenvelds (Noord-Drents)

Stellingwerfs
Midden-Drents
Zuid-Drents
Twents
Twents-Graafschaps
Gelders-Overijssels

Sallandais
Achterhoeks
Urks

Veluws

Dialects of overseas

Dutch surinamien (with the Suriname)
Dutch West-Indian (with the Dutch West Indies and Aruba)
Dutch Peeled

Afrikaans

Afrikaans (in South Africa and Namibia)

Afrikaans of the Cape
Oorlangs
Namibian Afrikaans
Afrikaans orangist
Afrikaans of the East

Dialecten tegenover het Standaard-Nederlands Veel dialecten groeien steeds meer naar het Standaardnederlands (off Algemeen Nederlands, ABN). Of norm van het Standaardnederlands wordt bij Haarlem gelegd. Uit onderzoek blijkt dat of Limburgse, West-Vlaamse in Groningse dialecten het meest ervan afwijken. -->