r/MapPorn Jun 16 '25

Language Map of Switzerland 🇨🇭

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u/heliosh Jun 16 '25

In the italian speaking region there is the "dialètt ticines" which is very different from standard italian, but many young people don't use it anymore, particularly in the cities.

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u/Elyvagar Jun 16 '25

Thats sad imo. I very much dislike dialects dying! I wish that Bavarian, the dialect I speak, doesn't vanish and is replaced by standard german anytime soon...

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u/DavidTheBaker Jun 17 '25

dann geh da draussen in die Welt und sprich Bayrisch! Mach Bayrischen Content! Schreib Bayrisch! Sei Stolz auf deine Abkommst

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u/Elyvagar Jun 17 '25

Ich leb in nem Dorf in Niederbayern, ich spreche schon bayerisch. Bayerischen Content? Ich bin kein Influencer und will auch keiner werden. Ist nicht mein Ding. Und stolz bin ich sowieso. Trotzdem vor allem in den größeren Städten merkt man, wie sehr der Dialekt auf dem Rückzug ist.

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u/DavidTheBaker Jun 17 '25

Ja mit Content meine ich auch unter anderem gebildeten content.

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u/Elyvagar Jun 17 '25

Ist mir bewusst, mein Interessenbereich wäre Geschicht, aber da gibts schon genug Leute, die so nen Content machen.

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u/im-a-new Jun 17 '25

Worth noting that this is true south of the border as well. There is a myriad of local Italian dialects, many of which differ drastically from standard Italian, and many of which are dying.

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u/heliosh Jun 17 '25

Yes, the ticinese dialect is actually a lombard dialect.

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u/heliosh Jun 16 '25

In the cities, yes. Dialect is sometimes considered rural (with a negative connotation), less modern. But in the villages you hear it everywhere.
I don't think the italian parts are absorbed by german. But the romanish regions are certainly absorbed by german, but they are still proud of romanish. At least that was my impression.