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The more than 100 {{Wp|Ripuarian languages}} constitute a dialect continuum. They are spoken by about a million people in the cities of Aachen, Bonn, {{tag|Cologne}}, {{tag|Düsseldorf}}, and their vincinity in the [[:Category:Germany|German]] federal state {{tag|North Rhine-Westphalia}}, in the utmost north-eastern edge of {{tag|Belgium}}, the south end of the province {{tag|Limburg}} in [[:Category:Netherlands|The Netherlands]], and the north-west of the German federal state {{tag|Rhineland-Palatinate}}. | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:35, 3 November 2022
- Not to be confused with category: Wiki Ripuarian
Category: Ripuarian — this category here on WikiIndex is for wiki sites whose subject matter is, or discusses the Ripuarian language.
See also category: Multilingual – for those wiki sites with a subject matter of more than one language.
- For those wiki sites whose contents are written in their actual language (ie, not English), they should go into their relevant Wiki language sub-category instead. In this instance, wiki sites with contents written in Ripuarian should be included in category: Wiki Ripuarian instead. See also category: Wiki Multilingual, for those wiki sites written in more than one language.
The more than 100 Ripuarian languages constitute a dialect continuum. They are spoken by about a million people in the cities of Aachen, Bonn, Cologne, Düsseldorf, and their vincinity in the German federal state North Rhine-Westphalia, in the utmost north-eastern edge of Belgium, the south end of the province Limburg in The Netherlands, and the north-west of the German federal state Rhineland-Palatinate.