Editing Luxembourgish (section)

===Varieties===
There are several distinct dialect forms of Luxembourgish including Areler (from [[Arlon]]), Eechternoacher ([[Echternach]]), Dikrecher ([[Diekirch]]), Kliärrwer ([[Clervaux]]), Miseler ([[Moselle (river)|Moselle]]), Stater ([[Luxembourg City]]), Veiner ([[Vianden]]), Minetter (Southwest Luxembourg) and Weelzer ([[Wiltz]]). Further small vocabulary differences may be seen even between small villages. These varieties are grouped into North, East, South, and Center dialects which can be automatically categorised with a correctness of about 80%.<ref>Nina Hosseini-Kivanani, Christoph Schommer, Peter Gilles. 2025. "[https://hdl.handle.net/10062/107127 Voices of Luxembourg: Tackling Dialect Diversity in a Low-Resource Setting]". Proceedings of the Third Workshop on Resources and Representations for Under-Resourced Languages and Domains (RESOURCEFUL 2025). Tallinn.</ref> 

Increasing mobility of the population and the dissemination of the language through mass media such as radio and television are leading to a gradual standardisation towards a "Standard Luxembourgish" through the process of [[Koiné language|koineization]].<ref name="Ammon, 2014">[http://www.ulrichammon.de/resources/Stellung_der_deutschen_Sprache.pdf Ammon, Ulrich - Die Stellung der deutschen Sprache in der Welt (de Gruyter Mouton)]; {{ISBN|978-3-11-019298-8}}</ref>