Regional differences and dialects in Amherian

Because there are more than 15 billion native speakers of Amherian, most regions have their own dialect or variation of standard Amherian.
== Aroida ==
=== Eroan dialect ===
The Eroan dialect is, like the name suggests, spoken in the Eroan oblasts, most commonly in the city of Eroan. It is considered to be one of the clearest dialects in Aroida.
* G and k become h, which is pronounced /x/
* The present tense of 'to be' is usually omitted
* Unstressed o never becomes a schwa
* The stress only lies on the last syllable when it ends in -m or -n. Otherwise it lies on the penultimate syllable.
* Eu is pronounced AY-oo
* J becomes i
* X is pronounced sh
* Final Ds become Ts (veiad -> veiat, mosadna -> mosatna)
* Verbs end in -at
Libanam
Eunoi snov sena bulavna
Lo suda piude se mosa
Havrum isolaien,
E mosatna eu havuia
Ventu asura ïn euh hugni mesaha undoma
Iavai eu stoiensa se, Elohim suva asnai eu!
Lo pemitam un, lo pemitam veiat
Semeu iaram civa amersana
Malvam, lo senaram, lo pemitam suvat
Vaim, suve seias!
=== Standard Ensborgan dialect ===
* X is pronounced zh
* The present tense of 'to be' is never omitted
* G is pronounced like an English h
* V is written w
* I is written y
* Unstressed o never becomes a schwa
* R is always pronounced, and is closer to a Scandinavian r
* Ae is pronounced like the British a in Jack
* Ï is not used on Ensborg, but written as yy
* Eu becomes yeu, and is pronounced YAY-oo
* Verbs end in -od
* Foreign names are never transliterated
Let it go (lybanam) in Ensborgan Amherian
Yeunoy snow sena bulawna
Yn suda pyude se mosa
Gawrum ysolayen,
E mosadna yeu gawuya
Wentu asura yyn yeug kugny mesaga undoma
Yaway yeu stoyensa se, Doy suwa asnay yeu!
Yn pemytam un, yn pemytam weyad
Semyeu yaram cyva amersana
Malwam, yn senaram, yn pemytam suwad
Waym, suwe seyas!
=== Yezila dialect ===
* X is pronounced sh
* R is not pronounced at the end of syllables
* The present tense of 'to be' is usually omitted
* G is pronounced like an English g
* Unstressed o becomes a schwa
* Ei and ui are pronounced like an English y when preceded by a consonant and followed by a vowel. For example, seias is pronounced shas, and veiad is pronounced vyad
* In words with three or more syllables, the first few syllables are often silent: pemitad -> mitad, automobil -> mobil, bulavna -> lavna). How words are shortened depends on the person, though, many people would shorten automobil to mobil, while others may prefer bil
* Uia is often pronounced as ia
* Verbs end in -ad
Category:Amherian
Category:Aroida