Alsace regional languages

Alsace, a region in northeastern France, is home to unique regional languages, primarily Alsatian and Lorraine Franconian. Alsatian is a dialect of German, influenced by French due to the region's history of shifting borders. It features distinct pronunciation and vocabulary, reflecting local culture and identity. Lorraine Franconian is another Germanic dialect spoken in parts of Alsace and Lorraine. These languages are part of the broader linguistic heritage of the region, with varying levels of use today. They showcase the rich cultural blend of Alsace, highlighting its historical ties to both France and Germany.