The Frisian languages are a group of West Germanic languages spoken primarily in the northern regions of the Netherlands and Germany. They include three main varieties: West Frisian, spoken in Friesland, Saterland Frisian, and North Frisian, which has several dialects. These languages are closely related to English and Dutch, sharing many linguistic features. Frisian languages are recognized for their unique characteristics, including distinct vocabulary and pronunciation. They have a rich cultural heritage, with literature and media produced in these languages. Efforts are ongoing to promote and preserve Frisian as a vital part of regional identity and heritage.