'Deusch' Or "Dutch"?
"Deusch" is quite similar to "Dutch".
Is there any connection between the two of them?

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The word "Deutsch" - note the spelling - is not an English word. "Deutsch" is a German word meaning "German". We don't use this word in English.

"Dutch" is an English word, but the meaning is different. "Dutch" refers to the Netherlands.

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"Dutch" is an English word that can mean both the language or the people of the Netherlands. The Dutch speak Dutch. And like Lucia already explained "Deutsch" is the German word for "German".

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Deutsch is german for german and dutch is dutch (from the netherlands, I think)