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#41 (de) Sprechen Sie Alpen? Im Gespräch mit den Dialektforscher:innen von «VerbaAlpina»

from Audible Alps - CIPRA Podcast: Interviews, background talks and voices from all Alpine countries: Listen to this and more in the podcast of the International Commission for the Protection of the Alps. · host CIPRA International - www.cipra.org

Für die einen ist der Berg ein «Munt», für die anderen ein «Moutanye», ein «Grič» oder ein «Mut». Dialekte spielen im Alpenraum eine wesentliche Rolle in der Verständigung, kaum jemand spricht hier im Alltag eine Hochsprache. Diese Dialekt- und Sprachvielfalt untersucht und digitalisiert seit 2014 das Projekt VerbaAlpina der Universität München. Mit modernen Methoden wie Crowdsourcing sammelt VerbaAlpina Dialektworte für ein digitales, lebendiges Lexikon. Im CIPRA-Podcast erzählt das Projektteam, wie das funktioniert und wie jede:r von uns eigene Dialektworte beisteuern kann. Weiterführende Informationen: www.verba-alpina.gwi.uni-muenchen.de (de, fr, it, sl, rg, en)

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I think he was a great lady, but I only had been happy to do that. He was a very Prime Minister and I loved him. I also knew that he was very very famous, and then I was very happy to meet him in the war and he was very proud. I'm very happy to be here.

Thank you very much for listening to this session. If you'd like to see this together? Yes, I'm very happy to see it. I'm excited to hear from you.

I'm very happy about this session. I'm very happy about this session. I'm very happy with this session. I'm very happy to be here with you and see how you made it.

Thank you very much. I think I'm going to talk about the new convention. I'm really happy to be here and continue to see more of the questions. Thank you very much.

We can see the results in the previous presentation. But we want to know that as long as we can, especially you are in the very beginning. And if you have a question or question or question, they would be responsible for helping. In terms of making this thing happen, we don't have a question or will be attention to it.

We do not have a question or answer. I think it's a reminder that the conversation is happening, but we do not have to believe that it'sferring the opportunity to happen. We do not have a conversation, and it's not from everyone else's community, or hasn't yet started yet. At the end, we will have a question for you today.

and also the other countries, which are also different from the different countries. And so, I think that the other countries are also different from the other countries. And so, it's a very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very I think that the crowd's sourcing is the only one that is really critical, I think that the crowd's sourcing is the only one that is really important. It's more interesting.

Yeah, I do not think that the crowd has a good time, to give us a very good sense of the quality of the audience. What is the best way to work in a certain way? It's a lot of crowd sourcing. As an organization, I think that the world is more important, Premier, I'd like to thank you very much for your invitation.

Since then, you have a good experience with me, and I've heard that everyone from the University of Wisconsin who has worked with the German team was very happy about the warmest days of the year, and thank you very much for that. I believe it's a pleasure to have you here with me. I'd like to thank you for giving me this opportunity, thanks to our wonderful guests, for having me here today, today, I hope you have been a strengths model for the West and my hope, thank you very much for giving me. it will be the red light, will it be f o a f w o a f w a f w a f w a f a f d f a f like the Cerfanoi concept.

So is it really important to see how large in this event is going to look at it? I think this is a scale of 25 out of 30. So will it actually be done further? I think we'll just have a little one.

I know you were going here to work on this, but I can't say anything a lot about it. I think at the same time you start doing this, you can start doing this, I don't know why I can do that in the solution. I can also urge these journalists to help people in this field who were interested in listening. Now, we are going to make a contact to this studio, so we can't make this contact because of the low customer members, so that we can help them in a very different situation.

The last question is quest is I am going to teach you how to learn what to authenticate it, and how to learn how to communicate your system with your friends. So, I had a opportunity to make a contact with these colleagues who have always trained you. The most important thing that we do is to make this a new project in the future. It is a big thing that has been done.

It is an interesting thing that we have been doing in the future. So, we are really interested in the future of agriculture, and we can make this a future that we can see today. I think we will be doing it in the future, And for this project, we will be doing it in the future. Thank you!

Good evening, everyone. Thank you! Good evening, everyone. and you can also find the link in the description below.

You can also see the link in the description below. Also, on the website, the link in the description below. You can also find the link in the description below. And I will see you in the next video.

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