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Unstressed vowels are pronounced more like they are in Scottish Gaelic: זעראק 'red' is [ts=erag] | Unstressed vowels are pronounced more like they are in Scottish Gaelic: זעראק 'red' is [ts=erag] | ||
Learăgisiș isn't really a thing in Cualand, unlike in Irta | Learăgisiș isn't really a thing in Cualand, unlike in Irta; however, Gü-Ghóydeliș is popular | ||
tends to use ''ăr'' instead of ''ņey'' for perfect | tends to use ''ăr'' instead of ''ņey'' for perfect | ||
Hasidic Jews usually speak Bamăriș instead | Hasidic Jews usually speak Bamăriș instead | ||
=== Cualand Windermere === | === Cualand Windermere === | ||
Windermere is diglossic in CF Tricin, with Canon Tricin's Modern Windermere being the H variety. The predominant variety of spoken Windermere in Crackfic Tricin is Slavo-Windermere. /r/ also remains alveolar. | Windermere is diglossic in CF Tricin, with Canon Tricin's Modern Windermere being the H variety. The predominant variety of spoken Windermere in Crackfic Tricin is Slavo-Windermere. /r/ also remains alveolar. | ||