Jutlandic dialect

Jütisch or Jütländisch (Danish jysk, older spelling Jydsk ), the Danish dialects that are spoken in Jutland. In a broader sense the word also referred to the languages ​​spoken in Jutland regional variation, or accented letters of the standard Danish.

Jütisch is divided into four main groups:

• Südjütisch ( Sønderjysk ), which is spoken on both sides of the German - Danish border
• Westjütisch ( Vestjysk )
• Ostjütisch ( Østjysk ), which is the Danish island and the Standard Danish is most similar among the Jutland dialects
• Nordjütisch ( Nordjysk )

Sometimes Südjütisch is also regarded as a subgroup of West Jutland, and Nordjütisch as a subgroup of East Jutland.

According to another classification is, first, between the southern and western jütisch ( nørrejysk ). The latter includes Western, Eastern and Nordjütisch. ( Nørrejylland on German also Norder Jutland, is an old term for Jutland north of the river Kongeå ( Königsau ), ie the part of Jutland, which was not Schleswig. )

• Danish language
• Dialect