What is Frankish language?
{{no sources|date=December 2023}} '''Frankish''' (Frankish: ''Frenkisk'') is a now extinct [[West Germanic languages|West Germanic]] [[language]] primarily spoken by the [[Franks]] from around the [[5th century]] to the [[9th century]].<br/> It was primarily spoken in [[Francia]]. After around the [[8th century|8th]] and 9th centuries, the Frankish language started to go extinct as it graudaully evolved into [[Old Dutch]]. The Frankish language also influenced [[Old French]] to become a influencing linkage of Romance dialects, for it's time. The Frankish language also influenced the development of the [[French language|French]], [[German language|German]], and [[Dutch language|Dutch]] languages. The Frankish language descends from West Germanic dialects spoken by a group of West Germanic people around the [[Weser]] and [[Rhine]] rivers in modern-day [[Germany]]. [[Category:West Germanic languages]]