Bambergisch Ansbachsich Upper East Franconian (Oberostfränkisch): Regnitz-, Hof-Bayreuther-, Obermain-, Nailaer- und vogtländischer Raum (in Regnitz, Hof, Bayreuth, Obermain, Nailaer) Erlangisch Nuremberg dialect (Nermbercherisch / Nürnbergerisch) (in and around Nuremberg) (it has influences from the Northern Bavarian) Upper Franconian (Oberfränkisch) [in a strict sense] (Upper Franconian Proper): around Hof and Bayreuth Vogtländisch (= Ostfränkisch-Vogtländisch): Vogtländischer Raum (in Vogtland, around Plauen) South Franconian (Südfränkisch, (transitional between Central German and Upper German) – descends from Elbe Germanic (language of Cherusci, Semnones and Hermunduri, among others) and Weser-Rhine Germanic - mainly the language of the Franks) contact and mixing) (in and around Karlsruhe, Mosbach and Heilbronn) Swabian-Alemannic (Schwäbisch-Alemannisch) (sometimes Swabian and Alemannic are included under "Alemannic" as general word for both groups) Swabian (Schwäbisch) South-East Swabian Central Swabian West Swabian (Württemberg Swabian) (spoken in Württemberg, including Stuttgart) Swabian eastern diaspora dialects Danube Swabian (Donauschwäbisch) (spoken by the Danube Suabians) West Hungarian German (Westungarndeutsch) (spoken by the West Hungary Germans) Satu Mare Swabian (Satmarschwäbisch) (spoken by the Satu Mare Swabians) Black Sea Swabian German Bulgarian German (Bulgardeutsch) (spoken by the Bulgarian Germans) Dobrujan German (Dobrudschadeutsch) (spoken by the Dobrujan Germans) Bessarabian German (Bessarabiendeutsch) (spoken by the Bessarabian Germans) Black Sea German (Schwarzmeerdeutsch) (spoken by the Black Sea Germans) Crimea German (Krimdeutsch) (spoken by the Crimean Germans) Caucasus German (Kaukasusdeutsch) (spoken by the Caucasus Germans) Alemannic (Alemannisch) Low Alemannic German Upper-Rhine Alemannic (spoken in southwestern Baden, Germany, and in Alsace, France) Alsatian (Elsässisch / Elsässerditsch) Nordbreisgauisch (Black Forest Alsatian) (in the Black Forest, part of Baden) South American Alemannic diaspora dialect Colonia Tovar German (Alemán Coloniero in Spanish) (spoken in Colonia Tovar, capital of the Tovar municipality in Aragua state, 65 km to the west of Caracas, Northern Venezuela) Basel German (Baseldütsch) (spoken in Basel, Basel canton, Northwestern Switzerland) High Alemannic German (Hochalemannisch) Lake Constance Alemannic (Bodenseealemannisch) (transitional between Low and High Alemannic, although closer to Alemannic) Eastern High Alemannic (east of Brünig-Napf-Reuss line) Vorarlbergisch Liechtensteinisch Zürich German (Züritüütsch) Western High Alemannic (west of Brünig-Napf-Reuss line) Bernese German (Bärndüütsch) Highest Alemannic (Hegschtalemannisch) Walliser German (Wallisertiitsch) (spoken in Upper Valais, the higher and eastern part of Vallais Canton, a canton in Switzerland, the name "Walser" is derived from this name) (in the Lower Vallais, a Romance language related to French is traditionally spoken – Arpitan or Franco-Provençal) Walser (Walscher / Walschertiitsch) (dialects that originally came from the Upper Vallais, traditionally spoken in several Alpine valleys) Bavarian /