It has often been noticed that the southern variant of German that is spoken in Bavaria differs in a number of properties from Colloquial Standard German. One can find quite striking differences not only in the phonology or the lexicon, but also in the syntax of the two dialects. 1 A remarkable fact is that in many non-Bavarian dialects of German extraction from a fmite clause with a complementizer leads to ungrammaticality. Bavarian, on the other hand, allows for this kind of movement operation unrestrictedly. Consider the following examples:
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Josef Bayer (1984) studied this question.
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