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From: (Thomas Rueffer)
Subject: Re: [POSEN] German - Dialects
Date: Sat, 6 Mar 2004 11:34:25 +0100
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Hi,

there is a short introduction to the German dialects and a map on my homepage at
www.tr62.de/german.html explaining high and low German and the relation to English.
You can see at the map that the 19th century Posen was "divided" into two dialect
areas: Low German in the north, and High German in the south. The predominantly Polish
speaking areas are also shown.

Thomas

This thread:

• [POSEN] German by "David Manthei" <>
  • Re: [POSEN] German - Dialects by "Thomas Vogel" <>
    • Re: [POSEN] German - Dialects by "Scott Kletke" <>
      • Re: [POSEN] German - Dialects by "R. Berden" <>
      • Re: [POSEN] German - Dialects by "Uwe-Karsten Krickhahn" <>
      • RE: [POSEN] German - Dialects by "Jan Textor" <>

      • Re: [POSEN] German - Dialects by (Thomas Rueffer)

    • Fw: [POSEN] German - Dialects by "Thomas Vogel" <>
    • [POSEN] German - Dialects by "Dieter Bentz" <>
    • RE: [POSEN] German - Dialects by "Birkholz, James" <>
  • Re: [POSEN] German by