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Language is hard
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this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2024
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While this might be true, I could not find any source on that on a quick Internet search. And I didn't ever hear of that.
It's used maybe more in adjective form in linguistics alot. I remember reading a paper on how important the difference is.
Either way, you know what I mean: Bavarian can be used for both the state and the linguistic group and I was referring to the cultural/linguistic group. I think "Old Bavaria" is also used to disambiguate.