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And now you're making the fallacy of differentiating by the German-Austrian border and not the Danube. Source: Am Bavarian, we're officially nearly a fourth of
by wink 3y ago
And now you're making the fallacy of differentiating by the German-Austrian border and not the Danube.
Source: Am Bavarian, we're officially nearly a fourth of Germany and the Austrians talk like we do ;)
More seriously, I couldn't tell you if anything about tenses is written (and differently) in Austrian school books, or if it's just the dialect creeping up.
What I can tell you that your example sounds kinda made up, although of course I know it's proper German.
- malermeister 3y agoYes, Austro-Bavarian is one language group. That being said, I was talking about formalized language standards, not spoken language.