Why and how the text could be Bavarian

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„Mine“ is something completely different than in „Minne“ in today‘s german, but you will find the (medieval) word „Minne“ written as „Mine“ in old texts.

Nach alemannische Schreibweise ist es aber richtig geschrieben.
Gegenüber dem MHD ist es gerade umgekehrt.
Doppelkonsonanten ziehen die Betonung in die länge und machen sie nicht scharf.
"miine = meine, Mine = Minne und Minne =Mine."
Königin der Liebe und Bergwerk/Gesichtszug.
Daher ist "Mutter" für uns falsch, richtig wäre immer noch alte Schreibweise "Muther" alemannisch "Muether".
Seit ca. 1960 gilt im ganzen deutschen Sprachbereich MHD. Wir sind aber im VM nicht in dieser Zeit.


According to Alemannic spelling, however, it is spelled correctly.
Compared to Middle High German, it is actually the opposite.
Double consonants lengthen the stress rather than making it sharp.
“miine = meine, Mine = Minne, and Minne = Mine.”
Queen of Love and mine/facial feature.
Therefore, “Mutter” is incorrect for us; the correct form would still be the old spelling ‘Muther’ or, in Alemannic, “Muether.”
Since around 1960, Modern High German (MHD) has been in use throughout the German-speaking world. However, in the VM, we are not in that era.

My native language is also German.
My mother was born in Kiel and grew up near Holland. My grandparents still spoke and wrote in Platt, Low German.
I was born and raised in Zurich, but I also spent a lot of time with my grandparents.
I know more than just MHD.

And that's German, too.
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