20 Incidentally, since you have very strong opinions on what things > > should and shouldn’t be called: I don’t see the phrase “French > Alemannic” catching on at all :-) > I've not used that terminology. In France this is just called "alsacien" (Alsatian in English) and descibed as one of the Alemannic languages/dialects, and never German, nor Swiss, nor a combination of these !
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