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'''Psérgi''' is the standard dialect of Psér. It is mostly derived from various dialects spoken by deportees during the Faa Massacre. These various dialects mixed to become the singular dialect spoken in Psérg and Toghchen, which was then chosen by the SEE as the standard dialect of Standard Psér. | '''Psérgi''' is the standard dialect of Psér. It is mostly derived from various dialects spoken by deportees during the Faa Massacre. These various dialects mixed to become the singular dialect spoken in Psérg and Toghchen, which was then chosen by the SEE as the standard dialect of Standard Psér. | ||
===Tusgŭ=== | ===Tusgŭ=== | ||
Tusgŭ is the dialect spoken in Tusgŭ and minority communities in Xŭthi. It is one of the oldest dialects, and the Pséri alphabet was designed with the Tusgŭ dialect in mind. It is considered, in the Minŭre religion, as the holiest of Psér dialects. | |||
===Miskŭ=== | ===Miskŭ=== | ||
'''Miskŭ''' is the dialect mainly spoken in Briŭyeg. It's name comes from the Psér name for the Mezcof Basin, and it has had some influence on [[Mezco]]. | '''Miskŭ''' is the dialect mainly spoken in Briŭyeg. It's name comes from the Psér name for the Mezcof Basin, and it has had some influence on [[Mezco]]. | ||