modern High-German is the term used for the most recent period of the history of the language German E. It is a translation of German Neuhochdeutsch (Nhd). This term perhaps used to indicate the German standard or the dialects of the High-German. The term was created at the origin by Jacob Grimm for the period going of 1500 until today, and which follows that of the Moyen high-German ( Mittelhochdeutsch ). However, Wilhelm Scherer redefined this period like beginner in 1650, introducing a new term: Frühneuhochdeutsch (German modern early) over the period 1350-1650, and it is the most adopted periodisation of German. The period of modern high-German is characterized by the coding of the German Grammaire and the development of a standard language, as well with the oral examination as with the writing. Contrary to former periods, there were few major changes in the Phonologie or the morphology. In the place, the standard language selected characteristic particular and these choices exerted an influence on the dialects of German.
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