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== Dialects == | == Dialects == | ||
There are 6 main dialects of Modern Gothic. These are divided into 3 branches: Coastal, Eastern, and Southern. Coastal is comprised of the Standard form of the language, the Northern varieties, and <br> | |||
Eastern is divided into Near and Far. Far Eastern Gothic has heavy Slavic influence, such as both stages of Slavic palatalization. Near Eastern Gothic only went through the second stage.<br> | |||
Southern Gothic has a lot Greek influences. | |||
===Standard New Gothic === | ===Standard New Gothic === | ||