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Missingsch (German pronunciation: [ˈmɪsɪŋʃ]) is a type of Low-German-coloured
dialect or
sociolect of German. It is
characterised by Low-German-type structures...
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Danzig Missingsch employs spirantization of
initial g to j in e.g.
jelaufen (walked)
instead of SHG gelaufen.
Typical for
Danzig Missingsch is the widespread...
- High
German regiolect or
dialect of
Berlin with Low
German substrate Missingsch, a Low-German-coloured
variety of High German.
Ruhrdeutsch (Ruhr German)...
- Germany. Occasionally, the term
Hamburgisch is also used for
Hamburg Missingsch, a
variety of
standard German with Low
Saxon substrates.
These are urban...
- (Friso-Saxon dialects)
Dutch (West
Frisian Dutch and Stadsfries)
German (
Missingsch)
Danish (Sønderjysk and
Southern Schleswig Danish)
Religion Protestant...
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apparently formed (Berlinerisch may
therefore be
considered an
early form of
Missingsch). Only
recently has the new
dialect expanded into the surroundings, which...
- High
German as a
written language. This led to the
formation of
Danziger Missingsch,
which shaped the
everyday language in
Danzig until 1945. In Königsberg...
- and Indo-Aryan. Mak****ar Malay,
mixing Malay and Mak****arese elements.
Missingsch, Low
Saxon grammar, pronunciation, pragmatics,
loanwords and substrate...
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German on Low
Saxon substrates). Originally,
there was a
range of such
Missingsch varieties, the best-known
being the low-prestige ones of the
working classes...
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Standard German. Low
German is
still used in many
parts of the state.
Missingsch, a Low
German dialect with
heavy High
German (Standard German) influence...
