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Hallo friends! I'm Sneewittchen which is the original name for Snow White in German...well am named from the original tale by the Brothers Grimm , who later renamed me Schneewittchen , my most common later name (more of this in a bit) and who wrote about me well over a century before Walt Disney made me the star of his first full length movie, Snow White! 😀

Here are photos of an older German book and film poster showing my original and revised name, respectively...

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The revision in the name occured when the adaption of the High German dialect, which was spoken in the more mountainous and populous southern part of the newly formed (to the Grimms) independent German federation, took over from the northern plains speakers of the Low German dialect (which the Grimms apparently learned early on).

At present, there are over 80 million speakers of the High German dialect, compared to around 3 million Low German speakers. It's been said hearing the Low and High German dialects is like hearing a native from Minnesota or the Dakotas and one from the Deep South, like from Georgia or Alabama in the United States! ;)

Danke sehr (Thank you very much) und
auf wiedersehen (til we meet again)...

🇩🇪 Sneewittchen 🇩🇪
StarlightJames
Sneewittchen the Princess Lati
4 years, 9 months & 22 days OldBorn 5th Feb 2020 01:59

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The revision in the name occured when the adaption of the High German dialect, which was spoken in the more mountainous and populous southern part of the newly formed (to the Grimms) independent German federation, took over from the northern plains speakers of the Low German dialect (which the Grimms apparently learned early on).

At present, there are over 80 million speakers of the High German dialect, compared to around 3 million Low German speakers. It's been said hearing the Low and High German dialects is like hearing a native from Minnesota or the Dakotas and one from the Deep South, like from Georgia or Alabama in the United States! ;)

Danke sehr (Thank you very much) und
auf wiedersehen (til we meet again)...

🇩🇪 Sneewittchen 🇩🇪