Margret Gromann

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Ostwestfälisch # Regional High German 2 , the not Low German, but rather High German work titles ("Since you fall over", "You didn't have to think about anything"), and www.nw.de/lokal/bielefeld/mitte/3711375_Floetepiepen-Zisselmaennken. html ("[...] reminiscent of Margret Gromann. The local author wrote the volume" Da one ssich ja über "[...] also called Missingsch" during her lifetime ") suggest that she does not agree with the (East) Westphalian dialect, which is a Low or Low German, busy, but with Missingsch or a High German Regiolekt, which is something completely different.

Margret Gromann , also: Margret Gromann-Bavink , (born before 1980) is a German linguist and Westphalian dialect poet .

Gromann lives in Bielefeld . She is primarily concerned with the East Westphalian dialect and has written a number of books on it. She also worked with the natural scientist Bernhard Bavink , one of her ancestors.

Works

  • You fall over yourself! - Bielefelder Sprachlehre , Westfalen-Verlag Bielefeld 1980, extended edition 1990, ISBN 3-88918-007-8
  • You didn't have to think about anything! - Rhymed, unrimmed from East Westphalia , Westfalen-Verlag Bielefeld 1980, ISBN 3-88918-006-X
  • The Christmas journey , Westfalen-Verlag Bielefeld 1984, ISBN 3-88918-027-2
  • Teutoburg Diaries - From the Stone Age to Today , Westfalen-Verlag Bielefeld 1989, ISBN 3-88918-059-0
  • Bernhard Bavink: teacher, scientist, philosopher , Verlag Kramer Bielefeld 1995, ISBN 3-00-000010-0
personal data
SURNAME Gromann, Margret
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Gromann-Bavink, Margret (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German linguist and Westphalian dialect poet
DATE OF BIRTH before 1980