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• High_German_languages abstract "This article deals with the regional variety; \"Hochdeutsch\" or \"High German\" is also used in the sense of Standard German.The High German languages or High German dialects (German: Hochdeutsche Dialekte) comprise the varieties of German spoken south of the Benrath and Uerdingen isoglosses in central and southern Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, and Luxembourg as well as in neighboring portions of Belgium (Eupen-Malmedy) and the Netherlands (Southeast Limburg), France (Alsace and northern Lorraine), Italy (South Tyrol), and Poland (Upper Silesia). They are also spoken in diaspora in Romania, Russia, the United States, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Chile, and Namibia.The High German languages are marked by the High German consonant shift, separating them from Low German and Low Franconian (Dutch) within the continental West Germanic dialect continuum.".
• High_German_languages thumbnail Continental_West_Germanic_languages.png?width=300.
• High_German_languages wikiPageID "13555".
• High_German_languages wikiPageLength "8139".
• High_German_languages wikiPageOutDegree "143".
• High_German_languages wikiPageRevisionID "699042429".
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Alemannic_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Alps.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Alsace.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Alsatian_dialect.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Argentina.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Austria.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Austrian_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Basel_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Bavaria.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Bavarian_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Belgium.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Benrath_line.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Berlin_Brandenburgish_dialects.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Brazil.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Canada.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Category:German_dialects.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Category:High_German_languages.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Category:West_Germanic_languages.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Central_Bavarian.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Central_Franconian_dialects.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Central_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Central_Uplands.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Chile.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Cimbrian_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Dialect.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Dialect_continuum.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Dutch_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Early_New_High_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Early_modern_period.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink East_Central_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink East_Franconian_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink English_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Erzgebirgisch.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Eupen-Malmedy.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink France.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Franconia.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Friedrich_Maurer_(linguist).
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink German_dialects.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink German_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink German_minority_in_Poland.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Germanic_languages.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Germany.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Hessian_dialects.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink High_Alemannic_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink High_Franconian_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink High_German_consonant_shift.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink High_Prussian_dialect.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Highest_Alemannic_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Hohenstaufen.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Hutterite_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Irminones.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Italy.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Liechtenstein.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Lombardic_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Lorraine.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Lorraine_Franconian.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Low_Alemannic_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Low_Franconian_languages.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Low_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Low_Lusatian_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Luther_Bible.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Luxembourg.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Luxembourgish_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Mexico.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Middle_High_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Minnesang.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Mittelgebirge.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Moselle_Franconian_dialects.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Mòcheno_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Namibia.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Netherlands.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink North_German_Plain.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Northern_Bavarian.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Old_High_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Palatine_German_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Pennsylvania_German_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Poland.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Proto-language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Rhine_Franconian_dialects.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Ripuarian_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Romania.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Russia.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Silesian_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink South_Franconian_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink South_Tyrol.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Southeast_Limburgish_dialect.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Southern_Bavarian.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Standard_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Standard_language.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Swabia.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Swabian_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Swiss_German.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Switzerland.
• High_German_languages wikiPageWikiLink Thuringian_dialect.

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