East Central Bavarian

East Central Bavarian
East Central Bavarian
Ostmiddlboarisch
Native to	Austria
Language family	Indo-European Germanic West Germanic Irminonic High German Upper German Bavarian Central Bavarian East Central Bavarian; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Writing system	Latin (German alphabet)
Language codes
ISO 639-3	–
Glottolog	east2868
	East Central Bavarian dialect East Central Bavarian

East Central Bavarian is a Central dialect of Bavarian spoken in northeastern areas of Austria. It is spoken in Vienna (where it is known as Viennese), Upper and Lower Austria, northern Burgenland,[1] Styria, and the city of Salzburg.

Example

Isogloss	West Central Bavarian	East Central Bavarian	Standard German	English
ui vs. üü (< High German ant. il):	vui	vüü	viel	much
	Schbui, schbuin	Schbüü, schbüün	Spiel, spielen	play
	i wui, mia woin	i wüü, mia wöön/woin	ich will, wir wollen	i want, we want
å vs. oa (< High German ant. ar):	i få, mia fåma	i foa, mia foan	ich fahre, wir fahren	I run, we run
	håt, heata	hoat, heata	hart, härter	hard, very hard
	Gfå, gfâli	Gfoa, gfeali	Gefahr, gefährlich	danger, dangerous
o vs. à (< High German ant. au):	i kàf, mia kàffa(n)	i kòf, mia kòffa(n)	ich kaufe, wir kaufen	I buy, we buy
	i kimm, mia kemma(n)	i kumm, mia kumma(n)	ich komme, wir kommen	I come, we come

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