Which countries would you consider to be Germanic

[Livin]

Switzerland is not Germanic.There are French and italic elements.
Belgium is half Germanic half galloroman
Iceland is half Germanic half keltic from the Irish and Scottish priests and slaves.
United Kingdom is mostly keltic due to German language
France exception the name is galloroman.

Germany ,Austria,Netherlands,Luxembourg,Scandinavia (Norway,Sweden,Denmark) are the Germanic world.

[Hrod]

Liechtenstein

[Cadwr]

UK: England is Germanic, or at least you could consider it sub-Germanic. They are 70% in Celtic Dna on average though culturally they are Germanic and it could be said that the country has a very different feel compared to the others in the UK. To the east of England they tend to be more Germanic than Celtic in Dna as well. The rest of the countries are not Germanic other than small Viking and Saxon admixture other than maybe lowland Scotland, though I'd imagine it would only be the east from Edinburgh down that's Germanic as that was part of Northumbria, where as the West around Glasgow was occupied by Irish Scots.

[Bogdan]

The Scandinavian countries, especially Denmark, are very Germanic. Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Scotland, and Austria to a degree. Depending on what areas and how far back in history we're looking, the British Isles in general have lots of Germanic blood but it has become watered down and formed new people.

[Septentrion]

Germanic culturally: These are well amongst the most dominant countries in Europe.
In Alphabetical order.
Austria
Belgium (Flanders only)
Denmark
Germany
Iceland
Ireland
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
United Kingdom
Sweden
Now genetically through the Germanic Y-DNA by rank from the most to the least Teutonic groups:
1.) Dutch
2.) Swedish
3.) Danish
4.) Norwegian and Icelander
5.) English (including Lowland Scottish)
6.) German
7.) Belgian
8.) Austrian
9.) Finnish
10) Czech
11) Swiss
12) French
13.) Slovak
14.) Estonian
15.) Polish

[Creoda]

Pure Germanics: Danes, Swedes, Norwegians, North Dutch/Frisians, North Germans/Lower Saxons
Mixed Germanics: South/West Germans, Austrians, East Germans, South Dutch, Flemings, English, Swiss Germans, Icelanders
Germanic non-Germanics: Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Walloons, Northern French, Czechs, Finns

[Regnera]

Germany,Austria,Netherland,Luxemburg,Denmark,Swede n,Norway,Iceland and UK

[GreentheViper]

Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland. The U.K. has a lot of Celtic blood but I'd say they're mostly Germanic.

France and Finland aren't imo

[avalez]

All except France which is romantic & not all of uk is germanic, only english. The rest is celtic. The finish are said to be uralic but I don't believe that at all.

[The Lawspeaker]

I would like to ask for this thread to be purged and moved to the new Germanic group.