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'''Turves''' is a '''Menghdo-Anarian''' language predominantly spoken on the '''[[Ashten Peninsula]]'''. It is the majority language of '''[[Sudety]]'''. The language is known for its diversity, with several dialects across different regions.
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'''Turves''' is a Menghdo-Anarian language predominantly spoken on the [[Ashten Peninsula]]. It is the majority language of [[Sudety]]. The language is known for its diversity, with several dialects across different regions.


==== Official Status ====
==== Official Status ====


* '''Turves''' is the official language of '''Sudety''' and holds significant cultural and administrative importance within the country.
* Turves is the official language of Sudety and holds significant cultural and administrative importance within the country.


==== Dialects ====
==== Dialects ====
There are three main dialects of '''Turves''' within '''Sudety''':
There are three main dialects of Turves within Sudety:


# '''Leglans Tursé''':
* Leglans Tursé:
#* Spoken in the '''southern lowlands'''.
** Spoken in the southern lowlands.
#* Characterized by unique sentence structures and verb declensions.
** Characterized by unique sentence structures and verb declensions.
# '''Norlans Tursé''':
* Norlans Tursé:
#* Common in the '''northern lowlands'''.
** Common in the northern lowlands.
#* While similar to Leglans Tursé, it has some distinct grammatical features.
** While similar to Leglans Tursé, it has some distinct grammatical features.
# '''Highland Dialect''':
* Highland Dialect:
#* Prevalent in the '''Nester Highlands'''.
** Prevalent in the Nester Highlands.
#* This dialect is consistent across national borders, making it mutually intelligible within '''Sudety''' and its neighboring states.
** This dialect is consistent across national borders, making it mutually intelligible within Sudety and its neighboring states.


==== Phonology ====
==== Phonology ====
The phonological structure of '''Turves''' includes distinct sounds and pronunciation patterns, which contribute to its unique dialectal variations.
The phonological structure of Turves includes distinct sounds and pronunciation patterns, which contribute to its unique dialectal variations.
 
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Turves is a Menghdo-Anarian language predominantly spoken on the Ashten Peninsula. It is the majority language of Sudety. The language is known for its diversity, with several dialects across different regions.

Official Status

  • Turves is the official language of Sudety and holds significant cultural and administrative importance within the country.

Dialects

There are three main dialects of Turves within Sudety:

  • Leglans Tursé:
    • Spoken in the southern lowlands.
    • Characterized by unique sentence structures and verb declensions.
  • Norlans Tursé:
    • Common in the northern lowlands.
    • While similar to Leglans Tursé, it has some distinct grammatical features.
  • Highland Dialect:
    • Prevalent in the Nester Highlands.
    • This dialect is consistent across national borders, making it mutually intelligible within Sudety and its neighboring states.

Phonology

The phonological structure of Turves includes distinct sounds and pronunciation patterns, which contribute to its unique dialectal variations.