Namsang dialects
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3. Aseom Shintoism
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4. Central dialects
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6. Eastern dialects
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8. History of Aseom
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10. Namsang dialects
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11. North Eastern Dialects
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12. North Western Dialects
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13. Northern Dialects
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14. Southern Dialects
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16. Western dialects
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The Namsang Dialect, natively known as 南鎟舌 (mi.na.mi.tu.gu.ɕi.ta) is spoken in the Namsang Archipelago and is also the dialect spoken furthest away from mainland Aseom. Short o and ɯ turns into u, ʌ and ɛ turns into e, e can palatalise consonants, k and g can be palatalised into tɕ and dʑ and the dialect has a very different vocabulary. Old Japanese p is retained as f in Namsang Dialect. Sometimes consonants can depalatalise.In Apillón (Central Namsang) h gets pronounced as g intervocally
In Eastern Namsang i and e only palatalise s
In Central Namsang e may palatalise t, d, k and g and will become an i
In Western Namsang i and e palatalise all consonants
In Western Namsang w is pronounced as v
In Eastern Namsang g is read as h
In Western Namsang when a sentence ends in n the n becomes he
In Eastern Namsang when a sentence ends in n the n becomes nihi
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