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...om which it probably evolved. It was also heavily influenced by Polish and German and many loanwords entered the dialect from them. ...ing out in the XVth and XVIth centuries with Pomorians slowly switching to German (and then to Polish) as the language of prestige. It completely died out in

...success and sign up with the ranks of those who have actually mastered the German language at the highest level.<br>

...cess in passing the Goethe C2 Exam, opening doors to many opportunities in German-speaking environments.<br>

|speakers= 220 000 ...people in Austria. It has approximately 220 000 native speakers (including speakers of North Vaand).

...nearly-Germanic) without much teaching. For example, a native speaker of German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Afrikaans, Yiddish or some o # intelligible with little or no training to Germanic speakers

...ificate can be a rewarding journey, enriching people' understanding of the German language and culture.<br>

|speakers=''16,000'' ...s. It is the language of the Herls, and spoken by about 16,000 people as a native language.

| speakers = 450,000 ...agglutination typical of [[w:German language|German]], frequently calquing German words, such as ''[[Contionary:tetlingùa|tetlingùa]]'', a calque of ''[[w:

|speakers = {{formatnum:20000000}} Tarueb is the native language of about 20 million people, the majority of which living in the co

| child1= [[w:German language]] ...s nearly-Germanic) without much teaching. For example, a native speaker of German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Afrikaans, Yiddish or some o

|speakers = 306 million ...th more than 300 million native speakers as of 1900. It is the most spoken native language within the Mamis region, and 2nd in the world. Mami is the most wi

...ty and individuality, and due to the fact that Folk's Tongue has no native speakers. Each dialect has the features of one the four elements. ...the English sound system. The grammar is very similar to English with some German or Scandinavian influence. Much of the vocabulary is distinctly Germanic in

...n English''' or '''Cassinglish''' is a variety of the [[English language]] native to the Poccasin Archipelago and [[Poccasin Federation]]. It is commonly con ...of Bemé, there are very few monolingual speakers of Poccasin English; most speakers of Poccasin English are usually bilingual with [[Bemé]] and incorporate a

...ative languages in the nation were split almost evenly between English and German. Soon after its introduction as a national language, it was deemed an integ |fam4 = ''{{Abbtip|partially|part.}}''&nbsp;German and English

...small pool of speakers living within the city of Tyumen itself. Pockets of speakers are scattered throughout much of Europe, of which are mostly immigrant fami ...l gender, grammatical case, or verbal conjugation. Despite its low pool of speakers, Evie has significant dialectal variation. Although this is mostly seen reg

|speakers= 47 million ...tly by Ruthenians in the constituent republic of Ruthenia, where it is the native language for approximately than 47 million people. Ruthenian is considered

|speakers = < 200 ..., and dative by adding ''–e'' (or ''–n'' if they end in an ''e'' already); speakers from the South may use ''–(e)n'' for all nouns instead, as will any speak

|speakers= 15 000 ...ăsăud County|Bistrița-Năsăud County]] . It has approximately 15 000 native speakers according to 2011 Romanian census.

|speakers = 52,724 ...cklish in the Erzebirgisch region of Saxony. All speakers are bilingual in German, and often speak at least 3 other languages fluently - usually Polish,

| speakers = 78,000 | speakers2 = 6,000 L2 speakers