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South Low Franconian displays certain High German characteristics, notably a k → ch shift in some function words and a split of Proto-Germanic *au into ō~ū before alveolars and au~ou elsewhere.
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South Low Franconian displays certain High German characteristics, notably a k → ch shift in some function words and a split of Proto-Germanic *au into ō~ū before alveolars and au~ou elsewhere.
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