Traditional Dialect of Bedfordshire
The Bedfordshire dialect was an example of South Eastern English. Perhaps Bedfordshire dialect and Hertfordshire dialect could jointly claim the title of closest of all the traditional dialects to standard English.
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brother |
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sista |
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sister |
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sunn |
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son |
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daw-ta |
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daughter |
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fahdha |
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father |
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mudhdha |
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mother |
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summa |
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I am |
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