Talk:Low Alemannic German
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How many speakers...
[edit]...speak this language? Dinkytown talk 03:57, 27 June 2012 (UTC)
... And where do the speak it?
[edit]The article doesn't clearly delimit the region where this language is found. What it does have is a list of variants:
Variants:
- Vorarlbergisch
- Upper Rhenish
- Alsatian, spoken in the Alsace, France
- Low Alemannic of Black Forest and Allgäu
However, the link to Vorarlbergisch redirects to High Alemannic German which is distinct from Low Alemannic German and is therefore conflicting information. And the link to Upper Rhenish is red which makes it also a bit unhelpful. Also, other variants are not mentioned such as the dialect spoken in and around Basel (although the Almannishe version of the Basel page seems to indicate that it's part of the Black Forest lect). Are any experts in this topic watching? I'd be happy to do the edits if anyone knows of a reliable source. Peace, Dusty|💬|You can help! 14:42, 29 April 2013 (UTC)