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<small><sup>1</sup> The reclassification of Classical Minhast has received especially scathing criticism from native Minhast grammarians and linguists.</small> | <small><sup>1</sup> The reclassification of Classical Minhast has received especially scathing criticism from native Minhast grammarians and linguists. However, Dr. Tashunka points out that the Salmonic and Plateau dialects share too many features with Classical Minhast than the other dialects that cannot be explained by extreme conservatism from a basal language common to all dialects. Only a close relationship, within a shared branch, could account for these similarities. | ||
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<small><sup>2</sup> Modern Standard Minhast, although created as a "compromise" dialect with elements from both Upper and Lower Minhast dialects, nevertheless has a grammar that is mostly from Upper Minhast sources.</small> | <small><sup>2</sup> Modern Standard Minhast, although created as a "compromise" dialect with elements from both Upper and Lower Minhast dialects, nevertheless has a grammar that is mostly from Upper Minhast sources.</small> | ||