Jutish

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Jutish or Jutlandic (Danish jysk , older spelling jydsk ) are the Danish dialects spoken in Jutland . In a broader sense, the word also refers to the regional variants or accents of standard Danish spoken in Jutland.

Jutisch is divided into four main groups:

• South Jutian ( sønderjysk ), which is spoken on both sides of the German-Danish border
• West Jutian ( vestjysk )
• Ostjütisch ( Østjysk that) under the Jutland dialects the island Danish and the standard Danish is most similar to
• North Jutian ( nordjysk )

Sometimes South Jutish is also viewed as a subgroup of West Jutian and North Jutish as a subgroup of East Jutian.

According to another classification, a distinction is made between southern and northern Jutisch (nørrejysk). The latter includes West, East and North Jutian. Nørrejylland , in German Norderjutland, is an old name for Jutland north of the Kongeå River (Königsau).