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English: Updated German language area in Europe.
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Fons National censuses: Wyniki Narodowego Spisu Powszechnego Ludności i Mieszkań 2002 w zakresie deklarowanej narodowości oraz języka używanego w domu [1], Narodowy Spis Powszechny Ludności i Mieszkań 2011 [2], Statistická ročenka České republiky 2017 [3], Demografická štatistika na Slovensku 2001 [4], Sčítanie obyvateľov, domov a bytov 2011 [5]
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Das Verbreitungsgebiet der deutschen Sprache ca. 2010:

    Das deutsche Sprachgebiet in Europa
    Gebiete deutschsprachiger Minderheiten (oder einer deutschen Sprachvarietät) in europäischen Ländern/Regionen, in denen Deutsch keine offizielle Amtssprache, sondern lediglich anerkannte Minderheitensprache ist (in Elsass-Lothringen "Regionalsprache"). (einschließlich der Mundarten an der Ostgrenze [Kerkrade] der niederländischen Provinz Limburg)
    Gebiete in denen neben Deutsch weitere Amtssprachen existieren. (Östlichstes Deutschland: Sorbisch; Südösterreich: Slowenisch; Südöstliche Schweiz: Rätoromanisch; Luxemburg: Französisch & Luxemburgisch; Südosten Südtirols: Ladinisch)

The circulation area of the German language ca. 2010:

    The German language area in Europe
    Areas of German-speaking (or German dialect-speaking) minorities in countries/regions of Europe not having German as official language, but only as recognized minority language (in Alsace-Lorraine "Regional Language"). (including the dialects at the east border [ Kerkrade ] of the Netherlands province Limburg)
    Areas in which, next to German, other official languages exist. (Easternmost Germany: Sorbian; Southern Austria: Slovenian; South-eastern Switzerland: Romansh; Luxembourg: French & Luxembourgish; South-eastern South Tyrol: Ladinian)

L'area di diffusione della lingua tedesca ca. 2010:

    L'area di lingua tedesca
    Aree delle minoranze tedesche in paesi/regioni d'Europa che non hanno il tedesco come lingua ufficiale. (compresi i dialetti dei confini orientali [ Kerkrade ] della provincia di Limburgo nei Paesi Bassi)
    Regioni principali delle minoranze non tedesche nei paesi che hanno il tedesco come lingua ufficiale.(Austria: Sloveno, Germania: Lusaziano (Sorabo); entrambe lingue minoritarie ufficialmente riconosciute).

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