Plantation Pidgin† Tongan Creole Pitcairnese/Pitkern Norfuk/Norf'k Frisian languages (dialect continuum) Old Frisian Middle Frisian North Frisian (Frasch / Fresk / Freesk / Friisk) Island North Frisian Haligolandic Frisian Föhr-Amrum Frisian Sylt Frisian Strand Frisian (extinct) Mainland North Frisian Wiedingharde Frisian Bökingharde Frisian (Mooring) Goesharde Frisian Halligen Frisian Eiderstedt Frisian (extinct) East Frisian Ems Frisian Saterland Frisian (Seeltersk) Weser Frisian Wangerooge Frisian (extinct) Wursten Frisian (extinct) West Frisian (Frysk) Mainland West Frisian Hindeloopen Frisian Clay Frisian Wood Frisian Northern West Frisian Southwestern Western Frisian Island West Frisian Schiermonnikoog Aastersk (in Terschelling / Skylge Island) Westersk (in Terschelling / Skylge Island) North Germanic (dialect continuum) Proto Norse/Proto Scandinavian (extinct) Old Norse (Dǫnsk tunga) (extinct) Old Gutnish (extinct) East Scandinavian (dialect continuum) Old East Norse (extinct) Old Swedish (extinct) Modern Swedish Early Modern Swedish Late Modern Swedish Swedish (Contemporary Swedish) (Svenska) Standard Swedish (Rikssvenska / Högsvenska) Svealandic Mälaren dialect Stockholm dialects (Stockholmska) (Stockholm-Uppsala dialect) (basis of Modern Standard Swedish but not identical) Uppländska dialect Gästrikland dialect Gnällbältet dialects Västmanland dialect Närke dialect Western Södermanland dialect South Dalecarlian Swedish dialect (not confuse with Dalecarlian) North Swedish (Norrlandic) Hälsing dialects Medelpad Hogdal Ångermanland dialects Transitional dialects between Ångermanland and Västerbotten South Westrobothnian North Westrobothnian Piteå dialects Luleå dialects Kalix Settler dialects (a large land area, roughly in Lapland Province, where Saami languages were traditionally spoken but now mainly with Swedish speakers) Kiruna dialect East Swedish (Finland Swedish) Southern Åland Swedish (in Åland islands, Southwest Finland) South Finland Coast Swedish Estonian Swedish (in Aiboland, the Swedish-speaking areas and towns of northern and western Estonia) (nearly extinct) Northern Ostrobothnian (in Ostrobothnia, parts of Western Finland coast) (most divergent East Swedish dialect) Götalandic Northern Smålandic (in Northern Småland) Ölandic (in Öland) Östergötlandic (in Östergötland) Västergötlandic (in Västergötland) Dalslandic (in Dalsland) Värmlandic (in Värmland) Northern Hallandic (in Northern Halland) Gutnish (New Gutnish/Gotlandic) (Gotland Island) Mainland Gotlandic Faroymal Immigrant variants (more sociolects than dialects) Rinkeby Swedish Transitional Danish-Swedish (also called South Swedish) (under pressure from Swedification and Standard Swedish) (Danish substrate) (divergent enough to be considered a separate language from Swedish and Danish although closely related and sharing features with both languages) (in Scania, Blekinge, South Halland and South Småland) South Småländska dialect (Småländska) Scanian (New Scanian) (Skånska) Old Danish (extinct) Middle Danish (extinct) Danish (Dansk) Eastern Danish Old Scanian (was part of Eastern Danish until Swedish conquest at the 17th century that was later followed by Swedification) (in Scania,