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==Cualand Windermere== | |||
Partially creolized; broader Cualand dialects use ''runse, rumfi'' for 1st and 2nd person pronouns | |||
the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong"); in casual speech it may be shortened to ''lang'', ''la'' or even ''plang'', which is the subject of a common folk etymology | |||
*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa (c.f. Bislama ''Nem blong mi Lămanoa'') | |||
**Might also be ''Fi chum runse Lămanoa'' | |||
*tar bălang trun - library (though tar trun is also used) | |||
== Anbirese Windermere == | |||
MidWdm mapped to Middle Anbirese thru MidAnb -> ModAnb sound changes; breathy voice -> low tone | |||
== Nurian Windermere == | == Nurian Windermere == | ||
A reading tradition used in Bjeheond | A reading tradition used in Bjeheond. It's largely because of Nurian that Modern Windermere has so many vowels. | ||
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'''a e i o u ü aa ee ii oo uu yy ă''' -> MidWdm ɑ ɛ ɪ ɔ ʊ ʏ æ e i o u y ə -> ā e i o u ēo ēa ē ī | '''a e i o u ü aa ee ii oo uu yy ă''' -> MidWdm ɑ ɛ ɪ ɔ ʊ ʏ æ e i o u y ə -> ā e i o u ēo ēa ē ī ō ū īe (schwa) | ||
== Netagin Windermere == | == Netagin Windermere == | ||
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'''a e i o u ü aa ee ii oo uu yy ă''' -> MidWdm ɑ ɛ ɪ ɔ ʊ ʏ æ e i o u y ə -> a e ie o | '''a e i o u ü aa ee ii oo uu yy ă''' -> MidWdm ɑ ɛ ɪ ɔ ʊ ʏ æ e i o u y ə -> a e ie o ů u e ė i o ů u ă | ||
== Palkhan Windermere == | |||
[[Category:Windermere]] | [[Category:Windermere]] | ||