Several variations of Limburgish are also still actively used, these being a diverse group of dialects which share features in common with both German and Dutch. Limburg mijn Vaderland is the official anthem of both Belgian and Dutch Limburg, and has versions in various dialects of Limburgish, varying from accents closer to standard Dutch in the west, to more distinctive dialects near the Maas. Outside of the two Limburgs related dialects or languages are found stretched out towards the nearby Ruhr valley region of Germany. And there are also related dialects around Aachen in Germany as well as in the extreme northeast of the mainly French-speaking province of Liège.
several variations of limburgish are also still actively used these being a diverse group of dialects which share features in common with both german and dutch limburg mijn vaderland is the official anthem of both belgian and dutch limburg and has versions in various dialects of limburgish varying from accents closer to standard dutch in the west to more distinctive dialects near the maas outside of the two limburgs related dialects or languages are found stretched out towards the nearby ruhr valley region of germany and there are also related dialects around aachen in germany as well as in the extreme northeast of the mainly french-speaking province of liège