The Francique ripuaire ( Ripoarisch into francic ripuaire; German Ripuarisch in ) is a Germanic Dialecte. Francic the ripuaire constitutes the wing more in the North-West of the group of the dialects Western Means-German of which also part francic the Luxembourg forms, the Francique native of the Moselle region and the Rhenish Francique). Its surface extends primarily in the Land from Rhineland-of-North-Westphalia, with some minor influences on the North of the Land of the Rhineland-Palatinat, the zone of Eupen in Belgium and certain communes bordering with the Netherlands:

• in north, the limit recovers the Ligne of Benrath, which marks the traditional limit between the speeches low-German themselves and their subdivisions average-allemandes;
• in the south, the limits roughly marry the border between the German Länder of Rhineland-of-North-Westphalia and the Rhineland-Palatinat;
• in the west, the limit is between Eupen and Aachen;
• in the east, the limit is estimated around the town of Siegen.

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• Linguistic
• Dictionary of the languages
• Languages by family
• Indo-European Languages
• Germanic Languages
• Western Germanic Languages
• group German-Dutch
• High-German
• Means-German
• Western Means-German
• Means-francique

• See as Francique (to be noted as certain dialects francic do not belong to means-German)

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• Names of common French-francique-German of the country of Arlon.