Alemannicspeaking
Alemannic-speaking refers to people who speak Alemannic languages, a group of West Germanic dialects that form a branch of Upper German. Alemannic is not a single standardized language; rather, it comprises a spectrum of related vernaculars with substantial regional variation.
Geographically, Alemannic-speaking communities are found primarily in parts of Switzerland, southern Germany (especially Baden-Württemberg and parts
The Alemannic family is typically divided into Low Alemannic (Niederalemannisch) and High Alemannic (Hochalemannisch). Low Alemannic
Linguistically, Alemannic dialects differ from Standard German in phonology, vocabulary, and syntax, and are generally not