Franconian
Franconian The term Franconian usually refers to Franconia (German Franken), a ... now part of Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. Franconian is also used to refer to the Franconian languages and dialects. This is a disambiguation page: a ...
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Franconian German
Franconian German Franconian refers to the Franks that settled in ... and 400 A.D. Various languages and dialects, which are supposed to have developed from ... Franks, have been given the name of Franconian. Linguists attempting to find the relationship among these languages or dialects to the Old Frankish language call ...
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German dialects
German dialects By the High German consonant shift, the ... The term "German" is used for the dialects of Germany, Austria, German-speaking Switzerland (that ... United States). The variation among the German dialects is considerable. Only the neighbouring dialects are mutually understandable. Most dialects are not understandable for someone who ...
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Rhine Franconian
Rhine Franconian Rhenish Franconian (in German: Rheinfränkisch) is a dialect family ... West Central German. It comprises the German dialects spoken in the Moselle département of the ... dat line”) which separates it from Moselle Franconian; to the south, it is bounded by ... which separates it from the Upper German dialects. External link Bilingualism in North-East ...
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Talk:Flemish dialects
Talk:Flemish dialects See also Talk:West_Flemish. Most of my ... Flemish, East Flemish, Antwerp-Brabant and Limburg dialects although these dialect groups are not limited ... the Antwerp-Brabant group and the Limburg dialects are also spoken in the bordering regions ... 00:23, 6 Nov 2004 (UTC) West Franconian? I'm thinking West Franconian must be a typo for West ...
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Moselle Franconian
Moselle Franconian Moselle Franconian is a dialect of the High German ... the département de Moselle of France. Moselle Franconian is spoken in several North Rhine-Westphalian ... Luxembourgish is considered a form of Moselle Franconian by some observers while others only acknowledge ... a dialect continuum with the corresponding Moselle Franconian dialects spoken on the German side ...
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Frankish dialects   (translated from German)
Frankish dialects The Frankish dialects originally decrease/go back to the salfraenkischen dialects of the early Middle Ages. The Salier ... itself to the down-Frankish and Middle Franconian ( Ripuarisch , Moselfraenkisch ) dialects. That far spoken south Rhine-Frankish ...
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Low Franconian languages
Low Franconian languages Low Franconian Geographic distribution: Netherlands, northern Belgium, and South ... European Germanic West Germanic Low Germanic Low Franconian Subdivisions: Dutch Limburgish Afrikaans Low Franconian sometimes (and less accurately) refered to as ... and South Africa, descended from medieval Old Franconian. Low-Franconian dialects are also spoken ...
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German dialects   (translated from German)
German dialects Those German dialects forms a branch that westgermanischen languages Europas . The dialects are a natural part that deutschen language ... Table of contents Spreading of the German dialects The today's German dialects since 1945 The circulation area of ...
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Talk:Low Franconian languages
Talk:Low Franconian languages On these pages I completely miss the south low franconian language, which in germany is also known ... limburgish.php Only other Germans consider these dialects Low Franconian. The "Low Franconians" and "Limburgians" themselves don ... for this: In Germany the Low German dialects are seen as threatened and therefore ...
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