Difference between revisions of "Standard Straschkauer German"
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| − | Standard Straschkauer German is a variety of Austrian German spoken in the Grand Duchy of [[Straschkau]].
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| − | There are some differences between Standard Straschkauer German and other varieties of German. The most important ones are in vocabulary - it's strongly influenced by Czech, Hungarian, Italian, Yiddish, French and many other languages.
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| − | The most important difference in writing system is usage of letter å, which represents sound between a/o, which is present also in many Austrian dialects, but isn't used in official Austrian German.
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| − | [[Category: Straschkau]]
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Latest revision as of 10:12, 22 February 2007
