What is High Prussian dialect?
{{Infobox language | name = High Prussian | fam5 = [[High German languages|High German]] | map = Deutsche Dialekte 1910.png | glottorefname = High East Prussian | glotto = high1271 | isoexception = dialect | nation = | fam7 = [[East Central German]] | fam6 = [[Central German]] | fam4 = [[Elbe Germanic|Irminonic]] | altname = | fam3 = [[West Germanic languages|West Germanic]] | fam2 = [[Germanic languages|Germanic]] | familycolor = Indo-European | speakers = ? | region = Historically {{lang|de|[[Ermland]]}}, but also parts of [[West Prussia|West]] and [[East Prussia]]; today moribund and spoken among some ''{{lang|de|[[Heimatvertriebene]]}}'' in [[Germany]] that were [[expulsion of Germans|expelled after 1945]]. | states = [[Poland]], [[Germany]] | nativename = {{lang|de|Oberländisch}}<br/>{{lang|de|Breslausch}} | mapcaption = German dialects about 1910, High Prussian (''{{lang|de|Hochpreußisch}}'') marked in the northeast. }} '''High Prussian''' ({{lang-de|Hochpreußisch}}) is a variant of [[East Central German]] dialects that was previously spoken in [[East Prussia]] and [[Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship]]. It is currently spoken in [[Poland]]. == References == {{reflist}} {{europe-stub}} [[Category:German dialects]] [[Category:Languages of Germany]] [[Category:Languages of Poland]]