Vāgøgjaskt (or in English, Våg Islander) is a classical Germanic language once spoken in and around the Norwegian fylke of Sogn og Fjordane, as well as some populations in Hordaland and Sunnmøre. It gets its name from the isle of Vågsøy. Våg Islander is a Northwest Germanic language; belonging to the same primary branch as Old Norse, it has close ties to several nearby North Germanic languages.