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** Portuguese dialects, variants of the Portuguese language
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** Nenets ( Yurak ), divided in in two closely related languages or dialects:
** This change did not occur in all dialects ; in some, remained syllable-finally or before.
** This change did not occur in all dialects ; some instead show merging with.
** Various dialects also show >, while others retain.
** In word-initial position, some northern dialects also show a change from a falling to a rising diphthong ( > ) like Old Frisian.
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** Latin plūs " more " → Friul plui: Lad plü, Rom ( Engadine ) plü: Rom ( other dialects ) pli
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** / ll / ( geminated / l /) in other dialects equals / ǧǧ / (/ ddj /) in Rif-Berber ( example: yelli ( my daughter ) → yeǧǧi ).
** / lt / in other dialects equals / č / (/ tch /) in Rif-Berber ( example: weltma ( my sister ) → wečma ).
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