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One of two major subgroups of the Central German dialects; spoken primarily in the German states of Thuringia, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Brandenburg, and Berlin, and until 1945 in large parts of what is now western and southern Poland; distinguished from West Central German by the shift of pre-Old High German initial *p- to pf- (now usually f-).
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East Central German
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East Central German
Proper noun
One
of
two
major
subgroups
of
the
Central
German
dialects;
spoken
primarily
in
the
German
states
of
Thuringia,
Saxony,
Saxony-Anhalt,
Brandenburg,
and
Berlin,
and
until
1945
in
large
parts
of
what
is
now
western
and
southern
Poland;
distinguished
from
West
Central
German
by
the
shift
of
pre-Old
High
German
initial
*p-
to
pf-
(now
usually
f-).
Japanese Meaning
中央ドイツ方言の主要な亜群の一つ。主にテューリンゲン、ザクセン、ザクセン＝アンハルト、ブランデンブルク、ベルリンで話され、1945年までは現在のポーランド西部および南部でも広く使われていた。古高ドイツ語の初頭の* p-がpf-（現代では通常f-）に変化している点で、西部中部ドイツ語と区別される。
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One
of
two
major
subgroups
of
the
Central
German
dialects;
spoken
primarily
in
the
German
states
of
Thuringia,
Saxony,
Saxony-Anhalt,
Brandenburg,
and
Berlin,
and
until
1945
in
large
parts
of
what
is
now
western
and
southern
Poland;
distinguished
from
West
Central
German
by
the
shift
of
pre-Old
High
German
initial
*p-
to
pf-
(now
usually
f-).
