regiolects造句

• Most of those features are not used in other German regiolects, and are often hardly or not understood in other regiolect areas.
• The new Jutlandic " regiolects " are identical to the Copenhagen variety in most aspects and differs from it primarily with a distinct accent.
• Like other German regiolects, there is not a strict definition of what constitutues Rhinelandic; it can be spoken in a way very close to the standard language, but if locals talk to each other, it is mostly unintelligible to inhabitants of other German speaking regions.
• Only the latter have traditionally been called " Low Rhenish ", but they can be regarded as the German extension or counterpart of the Limburgish regiolects in the Netherlands and Belgium, and of Zuid-Gelders ( " South Guelderish " ) in the Netherlands.