Pronunciation: /ˌæləˈmænɪk/
noun a member of the Alemanni tribe or a speaker of the Alemannic dialects
A1 Alemannic is a dialect spoken in parts of Germany, Switzerland, and Austria.
A2 Many people in the Alemannic region speak both Alemannic and Standard German.
B1 Learning Alemannic can help you better understand the cultural nuances of the region.
B2 Alemannic literature has a rich history dating back centuries.
C1 Scholars often study the phonological features of Alemannic to understand its evolution.
C2 The preservation of Alemannic dialects is important for maintaining linguistic diversity in Europe.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the Alemanni, a group of Germanic tribes
A1 The Alemannic dialect is spoken in parts of Switzerland and Germany.
A2 I learned a few basic phrases in Alemannic during my trip to the Black Forest.
B1 The Alemannic culture has a rich tradition of folk music and dance.
B2 The Alemannic language has several distinct dialects, each with its own unique characteristics.
C1 Scholars study the historical development of the Alemannic language to better understand its evolution.
C2 The Alemannic region has a diverse range of culinary specialties that reflect its rich cultural heritage.
formal The Alemannic dialect is spoken in parts of Germany, Switzerland, and Austria.
informal My grandmother still speaks Alemannic at home, even though she's lived in the city for years.
slang I love listening to Alemannic music, it has such a unique sound.
figurative The Alemannic culture is deeply rooted in traditions that have been passed down for generations.
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