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In the north, or Plattdeutsch Plattdüütsch or Platt in Low German is widespread and even spoken alongside Hochdeutsch Hoochdüütsch. Plattdeutsche Texte zu lesen ist nach einiger Übung ungefähr ebenso leicht wie mittelhochdeutsche - wenn man ein paar Vokabeln lernt, ein paar systematische ausgelassene Lautverschiebungen erkennt, dann ist das kein Problem. In der geografische Mitte liegt etwa das Eichsfeld. What Luther shaped as German is an arbitrary variety.
Ich heisse Jennifer Dailey-O'Cain, und bin im letzten Jahr meines Ph. Eigentlich sollte also eher im Süden durch die vielen Zugewanderten der Dialekt vermehrt aufgeweicht werden.
10 reasons to visit Hanover - Und heute ist es praktisch komplett ausgestorben und stribt mit jedem Tag weiter aus; konserviert wird es allenfalls noch im Heimatverein oder im Senioren-Kegelclub. Standarddeutsch on the other hand is devided in three different groups.
I still think some people from Bavaria use an uvular -r and that is mostly bourgeois people with a good education. But the the level of education is not the only or the most important determinant. I mean, one also has to consider whether those people come originally from Bavaria or not, and if yes, how many generations have been living in Bavaria. Another factor contributing to some Bavarians using uvular R is the silent politics in Germany to eliminate regional differences in language. This is also true in Berlin, where you seldom hear the typical dialect of the region Berlinerischsince most of the people living there comes from other parts of Germany or from abroad. Nice to see that we partially agree: I too meant that there is a very big pressure in Germany to speak perfect boring. Hochdeutsch, so Hochdeutsch hannover think some people in Munich and even Vienna use the uvular R, in order to sound most Hochdeutsch, most educated, most familiar with the classical über-regional Bildungsideal. Nope, both R's alveolar and uvular are considered ''correct'' according to Duden grammar books. You know all about the Hochgerman: it has 1. Northern pronunciation based on Hannover speech of Hochdeutsch, which is impeccable 2. Southern synthax it was a nice compromise Northern Germany speaks perfect Hochdeutsch Hannover, Hamburg because Hochdeutsch was ''imposed'' language there. Plattendeusch close to Dutsch use to be spoken some centuries ago, but nowadays only very old people use it, young hochdeutsch hannover speak perfect Hochdeutsch. In southern Germany, the local dialects are very slose to Hochdeutsch, so you get a mix of both. Not many people in southern Germany speak perfect Hochdeutsch hannover. In the German-speaking part of Europe he will hochdeutsch hannover both the uvular and the alveolar r. The uvular r is most common in larger towns and cities, not only in Northern and Middle Germany, both also very much in the South, even in Austria, though only sporadically there. The use of the alveolar r will be more common the smaller and more rural the place is and when much dialect is used. In Southern Germany as well as in Austria and the German-speaking part of Switzerland the alveolar r is dominant also in cities, in the North the alveolar r mostly in small towns and rural areas. The pressure is present everywhere, one doesn't know exactly where it comes from, but it is there. English words are being superfluously used or introduced with a different meaning, and not only in the advertising where it is so pervading but also in important departments of the state. People do not understand anything, they only know they are unemployed. Hochdeutsch hannover some universities they are beginning to hochdeutsch hannover the word ChangeManagement written like this!!. As you see, correct knowledge of the English and German languages is not a guarantee that you will understand Denglisch. And the list is endless. Apropos telephone, the bills from some companies are practically unintelligible for most people from east Germany they used to learn Russian at school and even for older citizens from West Germany, since those invoices are often written in Denglisch. English is not only destroying the Japanese language one topic in this forum but it is also devouring the German tongue. And there is nothing you can do here against the death of German without being misunderstood or hunted like a witch in the middle ages I think you know what I mean. To the death of German will also contribute the orthography reform recently introduced or imposed, to be more accurate by the government. That reform is an insult to intelligent citizens and is rejected by the majority of hochdeutsch hannover population. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, have decided to return to the old orthography system. So please, do not waste your time learning German until people here decide what they are going to do with Hochdeutsch. And sorry for being so off topic. Don't worry, Huchu, these things happen all the time. For example, 100 years or so ago the German language had similar influence on Czech, Hungarian and some other languages as English is having on German today. English language was also very much affected by French at some point in history, but it survived. We Norwegians just laugh at Denglish. Although lots of English words are creeping into Norwegian I think we are better at integrating them. The spelling reform is good. It makes German even more logical. You Germans have lived too much protected from spelling reforms. In Norway we have one each 10th year. Anyway, most R's I do not have to pronounce, as someone has already mentioned in the end of words, or sometimes in the middle of words too.
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If so then I guess that's the standard. Sprache Die offizielle Sprache in Wien ist deutsch, obwohl sich dies stark, durch den Wiener Akzent, vom Hochdeutsch unterscheidet, selbst von anderen österreichischen Dialekten. Would it be accurate to say that language teachers generally use this standard? Darum geht es ja nicht. Ich höre mir nämlich manchmal zu. You could even say modern Hochdeutsch is a artifical language based on germanic dialects.
