Means-German
The average German ( Mitteldeutsche or Zentraldeutsche ) is a group of Germanic dialects which are primarily spoken in the center about Germany and Luxembourg.
They define a zone of transition within the linguistic Continuum from the German Groupe between the speeches German superiors and Low-German S.
With the dialects of the German superior, it forms the group of the languages of the High-German. In this category, they are different from the higher German dialects by a Second consonant shift incomplete.
Classification of the principal dialects of higher German
high-German:
- means-German
- Western Means-German
- average Eastern German
- thuringeois (high-Saxon) Berliner
- (Brandenburger)
- dialects of Lausitz
- Yiddisch
- German superior
See too
- Linguistic
- Dictionary of the languages
- Languages by family
- Indo-European Languages
- Germanic Languages
- Western Germanic Languages
- group German-Dutch
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