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Use of German 'dialects'[edit]

It would be great to have data about the use of German dialects such as Bavarian. Question 154 of the Mikrozensus asks what is the language spoken at home but I cannot find the answers to this question in the results. When could we find such information? A455bcd9 (talk) 14:08, 6 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]

"in some cases, French or Latin are taught first."[edit]

I'm German and I learned Latin as my first foreign language in secondary school from grade 5, English from grade 7 and French from grade 9. This was kind of normal back in my days - which means 30 years ago. Things are different today. It may be safely assumed that the "some cases" where Latin is taught before English are irrelevant today. Most elementary schools and even some kindergartens teach (basic) English nowadays. I don't want to change the article because maybe someone does know sources or statistics that prove me wrong, but I highly doubt it. --88.152.187.171 (talk) 11:09, 13 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]