What is Central German?
{{Infobox language family|name=Central German|altname=''Mitteldeutsch''|region=[[Western Germany|Western]] and [[Central Germany (geography)|Central Germany]], southeastern [[Netherlands]], eastern [[Belgium]], [[Luxembourg]] and northeastern [[France]]|familycolor=Indo-European|fam2=[[Germanic languages|Germanic]]|fam3=[[West Germanic languages|West Germanic]]|fam4=[[High German languages|High German]]|child1=[[West Central German]]|child2=[[East Central German]]|glotto=fran1268|glottorefname=Middle German|map=Mitteldeutsche Mundarten.png|mapcaption=Central German dialects {{Legend|orange|1: [[Ripuarian language|Ripuarian]]}} {{Legend|yellow|2: [[Moselle Franconian]]}} {{Legend|blue|3: [[Luxembourgish language|Luxembourgish]]}} {{Legend|#FF00FF|4: [[Hessian dialects|Hessian]]}} {{Legend|green|5: [[Palatine German language|Palatinate German]]}} {{Legend|lime|6: [[Lorraine Franconian]]}} {{Legend|#008080|7: [[Thuringian Dialect|Thuringian]]}} {{Legend|olive|8: [[Upper Saxon German|Upper Saxon]]}} {{Legend|#BDB76B|9: [[Erzgebirgisch]]}} {{Legend|#F08080|10: [[Low Lusatian German|Lusatian]]-[[Silesian German|Silesian]]}} {{Legend|sienna|11: [[South Marchian dialect|South Marchian]]}}}} '''Central German''' ({{lang-de|mitteldeutsche Dialekte, mitteldeutsche Mundarten, Mitteldeutsch}}) is a variant of two subgroups, [[West Central German]] and [[East Central German]]. Central German is spoken in [[Berlin]], [[Bonn]], [[Cologne]], [[Düsseldorf]], and [[Frankfurt]]. {{europe-stub}} [[Category:German dialects]] [[Category:Languages of Germany]]