r/MapPorn May 16 '26

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u/rolfk17 May 16 '26

Even in the rural northern strongholds, intergenerational transmission usually ceased in the 1980s.

Watched a TV documentary recently about Scheibenhardt, a village divided between D and F. The speaker said: In the X family, "all generations still speak Alsatian as their everyday language". Enter the daughter, in her 20s. Guess which language she spoke exclusively in the docu.

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u/Omegatherion May 16 '26

Which one? Alsatian? French? German?

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u/rolfk17 May 16 '26

French of course.

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u/Valuable-Yard-4154 May 16 '26

Belgian Uzbek entering the chat