A good match, perhaps from the Zürich area...
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ubren cannot be u, but must be vbren, because otherwise valsen would be written as ualsen, and ua does not exist as an initial vowel in German.

And pb does not exist as an initial consonant in German. Only ‘vb’ because v can be the abbreviation of ver – typical for Bavarian, as the “er” in ‘ver’ is pronounced without sound.
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