Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Zurich_German> ?p ?o. }
Showing items 1 to 29 of
29
with 100 items per page.
- Zurich_German abstract "Zurich German (German: Zürichdeutsch, Zurich German: Züritüütsch) is the High Alemannic dialect spoken in the Canton of Zurich, Switzerland.It is divided in six sub-dialects, covering the entire Canton with the exception of the parts north of the Thur and the Rhine.The dialect of the town of Zurich (Stadt-Mundart)The dialect spoken around Lake Zurich (See-Mundart)The dialect of the Knonauer Amt west of the Albis (Ämtler Mundart)The dialect of the area of WinterthurThe dialect of the Zürcher Oberland around Lake Pfäffikon and the upper Tösstal valleyThe dialect of the Zürcher Unterland around Bülach and DielsdorfLike all Swiss German dialects, it is essentially a spoken language, whereas the written language is standard German. Likewise, there is no official orthography of the Zurich dialect. When it is written, it rarely follows the guidelines published by Eugen Dieth in his book Schwyzertütschi Dialäktschrift; in fact, only language experts know about these guidelines. Furthermore, Dieth's spelling uses a lot of diacritical marks not found on a normal keyboard. Young people often use dialect for personal messages, such as when texting with their mobile phones. As they do not have a standard way of writing they tend to blend Standard German spelling with Swiss German phrasing.The Zurich dialect is generally perceived as fast spoken, less melodic than, for example, the Bernese. In the northern parts of the canton, the "r" is pronounced as a uvular trill, whereas in the city around the lake and in the southern parts, it is pronounced as an alveolar trill.Characteristic of the city dialect is that it most easily adopts external influences; in particular, the second generation Italians (secondi) have had a crucial influence, as has the English language through the media. The wave of Turkish and ex-Yugoslavian immigration of the 1990s is leaving its imprint on the dialect of the city in particular.".
- Zurich_German thumbnail Zürich_German_monophthongs_chart.svg?width=300.
- Zurich_German wikiPageExternalLink index3.html.
- Zurich_German wikiPageExternalLink Lehrmittel.php.
- Zurich_German wikiPageID "1904975".
- Zurich_German wikiPageRevisionID "574128801".
- Zurich_German hasPhotoCollection Zurich_German.
- Zurich_German subject Category:Alemannic_German_language.
- Zurich_German subject Category:Canton_of_Zürich.
- Zurich_German subject Category:German_dialects.
- Zurich_German subject Category:Languages_of_Switzerland.
- Zurich_German subject Category:Swiss_German_language.
- Zurich_German subject Category:Upper_German_languages.
- Zurich_German subject Category:Zürich_culture.
- Zurich_German comment "Zurich German (German: Zürichdeutsch, Zurich German: Züritüütsch) is the High Alemannic dialect spoken in the Canton of Zurich, Switzerland.It is divided in six sub-dialects, covering the entire Canton with the exception of the parts north of the Thur and the Rhine.The dialect of the town of Zurich (Stadt-Mundart)The dialect spoken around Lake Zurich (See-Mundart)The dialect of the Knonauer Amt west of the Albis (Ämtler Mundart)The dialect of the area of WinterthurThe dialect of the Zürcher Oberland around Lake Pfäffikon and the upper Tösstal valleyThe dialect of the Zürcher Unterland around Bülach and DielsdorfLike all Swiss German dialects, it is essentially a spoken language, whereas the written language is standard German. ".
- Zurich_German label "Gwara züritüütsch".
- Zurich_German label "Zurich German".
- Zurich_German label "Zürichdeutsch".
- Zurich_German label "Zürichdeutsch".
- Zurich_German label "Цюрихский диалект".
- Zurich_German sameAs Zürichdeutsch.
- Zurich_German sameAs Zürichdeutsch.
- Zurich_German sameAs Gwara_züritüütsch.
- Zurich_German sameAs m.06542b.
- Zurich_German sameAs Q248682.
- Zurich_German sameAs Q248682.
- Zurich_German wasDerivedFrom Zurich_German?oldid=574128801.
- Zurich_German depiction Zürich_German_monophthongs_chart.svg.
- Zurich_German isPrimaryTopicOf Zurich_German.