Definitions
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- proper noun The modern form of the
German language, successor toEarly New High German .
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Examples
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Frankfort in 1833; another in early New High German, also published at
The Following of Christ. c. 1300-1361 1910
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In modern times however standard New High German with a Northern accent has become the norm for spoken language in the North of Germany.
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In modern times however standard New High German with a Northern accent has become the norm for spoken language in the North of Germany.
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In modern times however standard New High German with a Northern accent has become the norm for spoken language in the North of Germany.
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Sure, but it’s not a consistent rule by any means, certainly not in the way it is in New High German for example.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Create a Constitutional Theory Out of This 2010
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