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Obstruction is a phonetic term that describes consonants produced by blocking the airway to prevent turbulence. This also happens in Dutch and Standard German. Three common consonant changes you can observe include becoming ß, Essen becoming, although Westphalian, Hamburg, and Mecklenburg-Platt German have different pronunciations compared to High German. common ground.
Preservation of specific consonant transitions It's common throughout the region as you'd hear in other West Germanic languages such as Phone Number List English or Dutch. Low German vs. High German Grammar and Southern Low German Northern dialects including the Scandinavian languages Frisian and English create past participles without prefixes. Compare, for example, Northern Low German and the German past participle of sleep. Other examples include auxiliary verbs with past participles and. In contrast to the standard dialect Plater German has a present continuous tense form of the verb that corresponds to Dutch.
This form uses the words and. The adjective forms in are different from those in other closely related languages such as German and English. Instead these forms resemble a combination of two languages. Adjectives in this dialect, like adjectives in the standard dialect, are divided into singular and plural forms according to the three genders of the nouns they modify and the indefinite weak and definite strong forms. |
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