4,318
edits
Cartadanian language: Difference between revisions
m
→Dialects
m (→Dialects) |
m (→Dialects) |
||
| Line 84: | Line 84: | ||
* ''Manderian'' – Spoken in the states of [[Cambria]] and [[São Andreas]], as well as northern and central Triessa, this dialect is the most influenced by old Latin and English. Some of the localities in the region have Germanic origin names and borrow slang from English. | * ''Manderian'' – Spoken in the states of [[Cambria]] and [[São Andreas]], as well as northern and central Triessa, this dialect is the most influenced by old Latin and English. Some of the localities in the region have Germanic origin names and borrow slang from English. | ||
* ''Acarena'' – Spoken in coastal and peninsular [[Acara]]. Similar to the Valerian dialect, it lacks the intonation of Valerian cadence | * ''Acarena'' – Spoken in coastal and peninsular [[Acara]]. Similar to the Valerian dialect, though it lacks the intonation of Valerian cadence | ||
* ''Mileira'' – Spoken in the vast majority of [[Aleira]], northern Acara, and rural areas of [[Milan]] (mostly the Faible region and far eastern Est region). | * ''Mileira'' – Spoken in the vast majority of [[Aleira]], northern Acara, and rural areas of [[Milan]] (mostly the Faible region and far eastern Est region). | ||