Jesenic language

The Jesenic language (Jesenic: Jásch láde) is an extinct Anglic language that developed in the southern United States from an English dialect. Relatively unknown outside of a few select areas in Mississippi, the language's written form and vocabulary has since diverged from its ancestral dialect.

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Etymology
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History
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Grammar
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Nouns and noun phrases
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Adjectives
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Pronouns, case, and person
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Prepositions
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Verbs and verb phrases
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Tense, aspect, and mood
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Phrasal verbs
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Adverbs
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Vocabulary comparison
Section under construction. This section illustrates vocabulary similarities between Jesenic and the other Germanic languages.

Numbers

 * These numbers may not be representative of all dialects.

Trivia

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