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German-American dialects

MKI launches new Web site on German-American dialects The Max Kade Institute is pleased to invite you to visit a new Web site devoted to German dialects spoken in the United States, part of the American Languages project funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Go to http://csumc.wisc.edu/AmericanLanguages, click on "German dialects," and explore the site. We also invite you to complete a brief user survey, which is linked under "Evaluation" at the upper right. Although the survey questions are formulated in English, you may answer in German or English. This survey is important to us in making the site as user-friendly as possible, and we appreciate all comments. Kevin M. Kurdylo, Librarian Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies Madison, Wisconsin

 

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