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Oliver Schick

It might, but then again it might not, be noted that in German the Alphorn (plural "Alphörner") is usually referred to as that, not as "Alpenhorn". I think both are possible, but I've never heard the latter.

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Brommers in reply to @Oliver Schick

Fairly sure I've both heard and read Alpenhorn in der Schweiz. But then Schweizerdeutsch is a very different language to Hochte Deutsch.

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Oliver Schick in reply to @Brommers

Schwyz(e)rdütsch
Hochdeutsch

:)

(You can, obviously, say "Schweizerdeutsch", but I've always preferred the other version, especially with the lovely Swiss "r".)

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