User:The Kaufman/Dijålekt

So. The dijålektal differences between the capital and the west are rather (not) subtle. The differences in orthography are existent as well. Additional differences between the eastern and the western dijålekts:
 * Pronouns are shortened to clitics in most cases. They are never shortened when:
 * The pronoun is (essentially) an exclamation, e.g. (in English): "(p. 1 to a crowd) - Who wants to answer that question? (someone) - Me!"
 * The pronoun is emphasized.
 * "Diphthongs" are mostly vowel-semivowel combinations
 * More long vowels corresponding to the capital's diphthongs
 * Sound changes, which will be described later
 *  represents /x/ instead of /χ/
 *  represents a tap, /ɾ/ instead of an approximant /ɹ/
 *  represents either /ɾ/ or a "long" trill /r/. The latter is increasingly common in the east.
 *  represents /l/ in the western regions
 * Voiced plosives are /actually/ voiced and voiceless plosives have less aspiration.
 * Genitive phrases are treated as such, and so tend to follow their heads.