Thread 216095617

what does north and south germans think of each other and how big is the dialectical difference historically speaking?

Dialects are very different and norf and souf don't really like each other as far as I can tell.

>>216095651
are they really? i mean since most zoomers speaks the capitals dialect by default. why dont they like each other?

germans is it true that you dont like each other? wtf this is heart breaking ;_;

germans wakey wakey

>>216095717
>i mean since most zoomers speaks the capitals dialect by default
No one speaks Berlinerisch

>>216096085
what is your opinion on the three URKANTONEN Uri, Schwyz and Unterwalden. also yes everybody speaks donutlish

>>216095617 (OP)
We don't dislike each other, it's just stereotypes
In rural Bavaria where I grew up most zoomers (including myself) speak with the dialect

>>216095717
It really depends. Zoomers from the big city speak normal German while the others from villages and towns tend to speak the local dialect.
My guess for the animosity between north and south is the war that basically forced the German people to be one nation which was done by northrons against southrons. The Austro-Prussian War.

>>216096378
>>216096312
so we got a polentone - terrone situation going on?

germans you cant be mean to one another thats stupid come on now

>>216096585
Didn't you niggas literally make them eat shit?

>>216096378
did southern germans have reisstence movement?

>>216096732
That's as far as my modern history knowledge on Germany goes. My guess would be "Yes." but knowing Germans they probably just rolled with it.

>>216096617
anything is fair when it comes to protect adorable protestant princes.. anyways lets stay on topic. can you post some youtube links that shows the different dialects it be interesting to hear the vocal differences

>>216095882
>>216095651
no
>>216096378
>The Austro-Prussian War.
nobody gives a shit about this anymore
most normoids probably don't even know about it
>>216096732
no, nationalism was a thing in southern Germany too and the 1866 was short and not bloody

>>216096732
i was hinting at the fact that when garibaldi unified italy there wasnt really anything that unified italy right? like he made the florentine dialect the default italian language. i remember reading that there was basically only one road that connected campania and apullia with the north. now i dont think it was the same in germany but there are similarities you guys both unified around the same time

>>216096910
what does the average german thinks of my first love magdalena neuner?

>>216096833
Couldn't find a good video about Swabian but here is one from Easy German.
https://youtu.be/RpEimFXYqTs?si=4Ov3fZeL8LrhrPxK
Here is a decent enough map but there are better ones. Just type "Deutschland Karte Dialekte" if you want to find ones that go into more detail.

>>216096910
>no
Yeah, I know it's not outright hatred but there are bants between the two.
>nobody gives a shit about this anymore
I wouldn't say nobody. Few but plenty enough. Most normgroids live day to day on autopilot without thinking about anything. I'm not making them the standard.

>>216097094
thanks will watch now! but that map includes the netherlands?

>>216097193
Apparently northern German is quite similar to Dutch. I can see it. Swiss and Swabian are very similar but they pronounce the "ch" more harshly.

>>216097323
yeah i was just gonna say it sound not exactly but simillar to schweizerdeutsch. in my ears that sounds more like dutch then what anna is speaking. also bring lisa and maria back!

I think Low German sounds better than High/Standard German

>>216097420
Here is a video of Plattdeutsch.
https://youtu.be/q2g--t8bSf0?si=dXh2WBNE4s7bJtwk
>>216097797
You just say that because it's closer to English.

>>216097966
but still they took this from us

>>216097966
can dutch peeps understand ostfrise?

>>216098922
I didn't understand shit when the girl spoke Ostfriesländisch/Plattdeutsch or whatever it's called. The Dutch might be able to understand/recognise it better.

>>216096196
>also yes everybody speaks donutlish
Standard German is not just the capital's dialect declared as the default, it has a relatively long historical development for itself. The written language was heavily influenced by Luther's bible translation, which was influenced by the official language of Meißen, which was influenced by the official language of Prague. The East German dialects were well-suited as a standard, since they were a mix of German dialects grown after the East expansion, and hence diverged less heavily.
The modern pronunciation of standard German came around when the language was introduced into schools in Prussia, so the accent is North German mostly.

>>216097193
The border between the Netherlands and Germany was historically not a language border. You can see that Lower Frankish (aka Dutch) extends into Germany and Lower Saxon (aka Low German) extends into the Netherlands.
Language standards become increasingly important, so nowadays the border is also a language border.

>>216099410
can you understand this song? https://youtu.be/FpAgFSwCKxM?list=RDFpAgFSwCKxM

>>216099519
I can sing this one by heart lul
Also it's not in dialect, so everyone will understand it

germany wake up