Saarlandraum
The Saarlandraum is a cultural and linguistic region in western Germany, primarily consisting of the Saarland state and the Moselle Valley in Rhineland-Palatinate. It is characterized by its distinct dialect, known as Saarländisch, which belongs to the Moselle Franconian dialect group. This dialect is spoken by approximately 1.2 million people and is recognized as a regional language by the German government.
The Saarlandraum has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by its historical ties to France and the French
Despite its distinct cultural identity, the Saarlandraum is also deeply integrated into the broader German cultural
The Saarlandraum is also notable for its economic diversity. While the region has traditionally been known