Sprachlandschaft Tirol: Meistgesprochene Sprache nach Gemeinde
Von vladgrinch
Sprachlandschaft Tirol: Meistgesprochene Sprache nach Gemeinde
Von vladgrinch
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Italy has a region where the majority language is German, a minority language nobody outside the Alps has heard of, and an autonomy arrangement that took decades of bitter dispute to negotiate
Its pretty fascinating, you are essentially crossing a very abrupt linguistic border the moment you enter Bozen.
Heard people speaking Ladin during a vacation there, sounded like Dutch to me.
“Italian” and “German” in a lot of of quotation marks
South Tyrol belongs to Austria.
Hopefully returned back to Austria
Is Ladin a language spoken by Alladin?
Where’s the Trento province? That’s technically also „Tyrol“.
Il tedesco è in declino. Fra qualche anno verrà soppiantato dall’arabo
I’ve never heard of Ladin
Here are some inconvenient FACTS AUSTRIA doesn’t want you to know:
FACT: AUSTRIA means Oster-REICH meaning Eastern REICH, REICH is the GERMAN word for NAZI Empire
FACT: AUSTRIANS speak GERMAN, the language of the NAZIS, Germans speak Deutsch
FACT: When the NAZIS knew they were losing, they decided to create a holdout in the Alps, is this how AUSTRIA was created?
FACT: Germans only voted 30% for HITLER, AUSTRIANS voted 99%
FACT: HITLER was born in AUSTRIA
FACT: The allies occupied Germany for only 5 years, they occupied AUSTRIA for 10 years, why did it take so long?
When will the world realize the truth about AUSTRIA?
I remember this was one of the few places in Italy where I could easily find a pineapple pizza 😂