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| == Dialects == | | == Dialects == |
| Ăn Yidiș dialects differ in accent, grammar and vocabulary. One major grammatical difference by dialect is in case marking: | | Ăn Yidiș dialects differ in accent, grammar and vocabulary. |
| * in Southeastern (e.g. Bohemian) Ăn Yidiș, the genitive inherited from Old Irish marks ''definite'' direct objects (like in Scottish Gaelic when using verbal nouns)
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| * in the Italian dialect the genitive marks ''animate'' direct objects (cf. Slavic animate masculine vs inanimate masculine nouns)
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| * Northern (Baltic) Ăn Yidiș has had no case, gender or animacy since the late 18th century at the latest; this is often chalked up to Uralic influence
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| The Ăn Cayzăn standard was | | The Ăn Cayzăn standard was |