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A dialect of [[Azbuka]], the [[Azrune|Azrunite]] accent is a very standardised form of the language. It is colloquially seen by many as the 'proper' way of speaking Azbuka, to the point where some of the more pompous foreign Azbuka-speakers even emulate the long vowels and crisp consonants of the accent to appear more educated. | A dialect of [[Azbuka]], the [[Azrune|Azrunite]] accent is a very standardised form of the language. It is colloquially seen by many as the 'proper' way of speaking Azbuka, to the point where some of the more pompous foreign Azbuka-speakers even emulate the long vowels and crisp consonants of the accent to appear more educated. | ||
| − | Despite its name, not all Azrunites speak this accent. Some, such as [[Marc | + | Despite its name, not all Azrunites speak this accent. Some, such as [[Marc Nareem]] speak a much more informal slang-heavy dialect known as the [[East County Accent]]. |
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Latest revision as of 16:45, 25 July 2014
A dialect of Azbuka, the Azrunite accent is a very standardised form of the language. It is colloquially seen by many as the 'proper' way of speaking Azbuka, to the point where some of the more pompous foreign Azbuka-speakers even emulate the long vowels and crisp consonants of the accent to appear more educated.
Despite its name, not all Azrunites speak this accent. Some, such as Marc Nareem speak a much more informal slang-heavy dialect known as the East County Accent.
