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* [http://www.unige.ch/lettres/linguistique/shlonsky/ Ur Shlonsky] at University of Geneva
 
* [http://www.unige.ch/lettres/linguistique/shlonsky/ Ur Shlonsky] at University of Geneva
 
* [http://www2.unine.ch/andres.kristol Andres Kristol] at University of Neuchâtel
 
* [http://www2.unine.ch/andres.kristol Andres Kristol] at University of Neuchâtel
 
  
 
===Frisian dialects===
 
===Frisian dialects===

Revision as of 14:02, 2 December 2011

This page gives an overview of the dialects and the dialect syntacticians associated with them.

Contents

Afrikaans

Basque dialects

Breton dialects

  • Mélanie Jouitteau at CNRS, France. The wikipedia site that she has created for her project, ARBRES, can be found here.

Catalan dialects

Danish dialects

Dutch dialects

In general:

(West-)Flemish:

English dialects

In general:

Appalachian English:

Bradford English:

Hiberno-English:

Scottish English:

Faroese dialects

Finnish dialects

French dialects

Occitan:

Franco-Provencal:

Frisian dialects

Gaelic dialects

Scottish Gaelic:

German dialects

In general:

Alemannic:

Austrian German:

Bavarian:

Swiss German:

Tyrolean:

Greek dialects

In general:

Asia Minor dialects:

Cappadocian dialect:

Cretan dialect:

Cypriot Greek:

Grico dialect (spoken in Italy):

Pontic Greek:

Icelandic dialects

Italian dialects

In general:

Northern Italian dialects:

Southern Italian dialects:

  • Michela Cennamo at University of Napels Federico II
  • Angela Ralli and her group at Univesity of Patras (Greek-based, Grico dialect)

Macedonian dialects

  • Olga Tomic at University of Skopje/University of Novi Sad

Malagasy dialects

Norwegian dialects

Portuguese dialects

Sámi dialects

Spanish dialects

Swedish dialects

In general:

Finnish Swedish:

Welsh dialects

  • David Willis (University of Cambridge), Maggie Tallerman (University of Newcastle) and Bob Borsley (University of Essex) have recently launched the Syntactic Atlas of Welsh Dialects. This is a project aimed at establishing the extent of variation in the syntax of present-day Welsh, including age-related variation and variation due to linguistic background, as well as geogrpahical variation.
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