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Swabian German

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Oct 1, 2026

JörgHOST
28:50
Yeah.
KirstenHOST
28:51
Can you say it in Swabian?
JörgHOST
28:53
Um, Urlaub.
KirstenHOST
28:54
[laughs]
Justin SledgeHOST
31:18
Can we imagine what the locals thought, this guy moving up to the highlands to do this ritual? And you have the same thing sometimes with, I think, Heidegger.
Justin SledgeHOST
31:30
Martin Heidegger famously also would adopt this Swabian accent and dress like a sort of a German peasant and things like this.
Justin SledgeHOST
31:39
One wondered what the German peasants thought about this.
Justin SledgeHOST
31:43
oh my god it's a it's a funny yeah um if you don't have a flair for the dramatic then you really can't really get involved too much with uh you know hermetic magic and stuff i feel like those two things have to go hand in hand at some level

Unknown podcast

Birth of the /ʒ/ Sound: How French Shaped English Phonology

Sep 28 · 2 Mentions

Josh LinskHOST
7:33
What's fascinating is that the shift was uneven.
Josh LinskHOST
7:37
Upper German dialects like Swabian saw almost every consonant transform, while central German had a more gradual Rhenish fan pattern, where some words stayed plain and others got hardened.
Josh LinskHOST
7:52
This explains why in standard High German, we still hear pfeffer, but in Low German, we find pepper, and in Dutch, the word is peper.
Josh LinskHOST
8:02
So the same root splintered into distinct sounds across regions.
Josh LinskHOST
9:25
On the other hand, it made mutual intelligibility harder, which later linguists lamented when trying to reconstruct Proto-Germanic forms.
Josh LinskHOST
9:34
If you look at modern dialects, you can still hear echoes of the shift in place names.
Josh LinskHOST
9:40
Think of Schwaben versus Swabian, or how the city of Hamburg is Hamburg, but the old name for its harbor was Hammaburg, a subtle hint that the shift had already crept in.
Josh LinskHOST
9:53
So when you hear a German word like Apfel, remember it's not just an apple.
PeterGUEST
0:57
And then in terms of who I am, I myself was born in Kaiserslautern in the shadow of the sacred Betzenberg, so I identify personally as a Pfälzer.
PeterGUEST
1:08
However, my German father is very much of Swabian stock, and it gets a little bit murky once you get here into Karlsruhe, because Karlsruhe is considered Baden, whereas Stuttgart is considered more Wettenberg.
PeterGUEST
1:21
But there's plenty of Swabian overlap along both places.
PeterGUEST
1:25
I myself do enjoy plenty of .
PeterGUEST
1:30
And although I drive a BMW here in Germany, my American car is a Benz.

15 MINS LATER

TravisHOST
16:42
And on the flip side, Heidenheim has our number.
TravisHOST
16:45
I don't know what it is.
TravisHOST
16:46
They're our younger, cuter Swabian brothers.
Thomas777GUEST
41:06
This was not like a minor thing, but there, it was despite the regional attachments of Germans.
Thomas777GUEST
41:15
And despite, you know, the kind of several populations who are, um, possessed of discrete cultural forms, you know, like a Swabian is not a Prussian is not a Bavarian, but there is like a German identity, like a Deutsch, like racial identity, if you will, there is not a British race.
Thomas777GUEST
41:40
Okay.
Thomas777GUEST
41:41
There's constituent elements of great Britain, but I, nobody would argue to the contrary.
ThomasGUEST
35:38
Now, granted, and yes, Germany's about one-third Roman Catholic, but...
ThomasGUEST
35:48
Bismarck's Kulturkampf was tremendously effective in basically rendering the German state and the civil service that constituted that state at a level of executive enforcement, the same thing as decision-making, and become very protestant by design and also sectarian challenges aside and i i don't minimize those i mean germany was literally ground zero of the 30 years war okay this was not like a minor thing but there it was despite the regional attachments of germans and despite you know the kind of several populations who are um possessed of discrete cultural forms, you know, like a Swabian is not a Prussian is not a Bavarian, but there is like a German identity, like a Deutsch, like racial identity, if you will, that is not a British race.
ThomasGUEST
36:58
Okay.
ThomasGUEST
36:59
There's constituent elements of great Britain, but I, nobody would argue to the contrary.

Unknown podcast

Autobiography of Goethe Volume 2-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Sep 14 · 2 Mentions

speaker_7NARRATOR
59:51
Thence the eye follows the more and more vanishing chain of the Vosges towards the south.
speaker_7NARRATOR
59:58
If you turn to the north-east you see the castle of Lichtenberg upon a rock and towards the south-east the eye has the boundless plain of Alsace to scrutinise which afar off withdraws itself from the sight in the more and more misty landscape until at last the Swabian mountains melt away like shadows into the horizon.
speaker_7NARRATOR
60:24
Already in my limited wanderings through the world I had remarked how important it is in travelling to inquire after the course of the waters and even to ask with respect to the smallest brook whither in reality it runs.
speaker_7NARRATOR
60:41
One thus acquires a general survey of every stream region in which one happens to be a conception of the heights and depths which bear relation to each other and by these leading lines which assist the contemplation as well as the memory extricates oneself in the surest manner from the geological and political labyrinth.

4 HRS 51 MINS LATER

Karina MarkosNARRATOR
351:41
The lords of the earth are such principally because they can assemble around them in war the bravest and most resolute, and in peace the wisest and most just.
Karina MarkosNARRATOR
351:52
Even to the state of a German emperor belonged a court of this kind which always accompanied him in his expeditions through the empire.
Karina MarkosNARRATOR
352:01
But neither this precaution, nor the Swabian law which prevailed in the south of Germany, nor the Saxon law which prevailed in the north, neither the judges appointed to maintain them, nor the decisions of the peers of the contending parties, neither the umpires recognised by agreement, nor friendly compacts instituted by the clergy, nothing, in short, could quiet that excited chivalric spirit of feuds which had been roused, fostered, and made a custom among the Germans by internal discord, by foreign campaigns, by the Crusades especially, and even by judicial usages.
Karina MarkosNARRATOR
352:41
To the emperor, as well as to the powerful estates, these squabbles were extremely annoying, while through them the less powerful became troublesome to each other, and if they combined, to the great also.
speaker_8NARRATOR
59:50
Thence the eye follows the more and more vanishing chain of the Vosges towards the south.
speaker_8NARRATOR
59:58
If you turn to the north-east you see the castle of Lichtenberg upon a rock, and towards the south-east the eye has the boundless plain of Alsace to scrutinise, which afar off withdraws itself from the sight in the more and more misty landscape, until at last the Swabian mountains melt away like shadows into the horizon.
speaker_8NARRATOR
60:23
Already in my limited wanderings through the world I had remarked how important it is in travelling to inquire after the course of the waters, and even to ask with respect to the smallest brook whither in reality it runs.
speaker_8NARRATOR
60:40
One thus acquires a general survey of every stream region in which one happens to be, a conception of the heights and depths which bear relation to each other, and by these leading lines which assist the contemplation as well as the memory extricates oneself in the surest manner from the geological and political labyrinth.

4 HRS 44 MINS LATER

Karina MarkosNARRATOR
345:26
The lords of the earth are such, principally because they can assemble around them, in war, the bravest and most resolute, and in peace, the wisest and most just.
Karina MarkosNARRATOR
345:38
Even to the state of a German emperor belonged a court of this kind, which always accompanied him in his expeditions through the empire.
Karina MarkosNARRATOR
345:46
But neither this precaution, nor the Swabian law, which prevailed in the south of Germany, nor the Saxon law, which prevailed in the north, neither the judges appointed to maintain them, nor the decisions of the peers of the contending parties, neither the umpires recognised by agreement, nor friendly compacts instituted by the clergy, nothing, in short, could quiet that excited chivalric spirit of feuds which had been roused, fostered, and made a custom among the Germans, by internal discord, by foreign campaigns, by the Crusades especially, and even by judicial usages.
Karina MarkosNARRATOR
346:26
To the emperor, as well as to the powerful estates, these squabbles were extremely annoying, while through them the less powerful became troublesome to each other, and if they combined, to the great also.
Winston SterzelHOST
21:49
Like, you know what? Safety standards in the workplace, workplace safety are very minimal.
Winston SterzelHOST
21:54
And they just do things like in a Chabador, in a Swabian manner.
Winston SterzelHOST
21:59
How do you... like translate that like
Matthew TyeHOST
22:01
yeah it's like slipshot manner yeah yeah just like bullshit lazy yeah it's just like just do it and like you

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