Which countries would you consider to be Germanic

[Meerkat.86]

Firstly Germany, Austria and part of Switzerland.

[jerney]

Germany
Austria
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
England
Netherlands

I only included the countries I think are fully Germanic. Not partial countries like Switzerland or Belgium.

[Peyrol]

I don't understand why france is in the list

Because some people think that modern french are 100% of ancient franchi salii blood

[jerney]

Because some people think that modern french are 100% of ancient franchi salii blood

Well, there are still some areas of France (especially places like Strassburg) where the people are basically Germans with French first names.

[Sikeliot]

Basically all except France and Finland.

[Peyrol]

Well, there are still some areas of France (especially places like Strassburg) where the people are basically Germans with French first names.

Because these regions, since 800 A.D. to 1945, were often part of H.R.E or Kingdom of France. A cultural syncretism happenend.

But only this area, because central France and Occitania/Provence have nothing of "germanic".

[Mortimer]

all except france and maybe belgium

[rashka]

Sometimes Austria is not considered Germanic even though they speak a German language.

[Dacul]

United Kingdom - germanic?
I think most people from UK will disagree with this.

[Leliana]

Sometimes Austria is not considered Germanic even though they speak a German language.

Most Austrians stem from Germanic tribes.