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better learn quick
Still remember when at home we got satellite TV and could see not only Austrian TV but also German one. Pretty much the first thing I watched was an interview of a German news-show with a farmer from Tyrol (West Austria). They subtitled him. It really depends a lot where in Austria somebody has grown up. In Eastern Austria peoples dialect is a bit closer to Standard German, the farther south or west you are going the heavier the dialect, especially in Alpine valleys. I learned Standard German only in the German-lessons in secondary school, in all other classes we spoke dialect. I have to concentrate to speak it and it sounds rather awkward in my ears.
Eh... Unless you're in some remote mountain village, it's not that difficult to adapt to. Try regional Switzerland (even Zürich doesn't compare to that one)...
Don't worry, it isn't very different from regular German. Also, one month there and you'll be fluent!(:
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"ich liebe meine scheide" just say that everywhere you go
remember, the universal language for ordering at a restaraunt is point at the item listed.