The dialects spoken by the Amish and the Mennonites have a very limited degree of intelligibility because these communities migrated to America before the German language was standardized.
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Intelligibility
/ɪnˌtɛl.ə.d͡ʒəˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/
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vocal clarity
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8 entriescognitive propertycommunication qualitycomprehensibilityexplanatory qualitylinguistic propertylinguistic qualitytext qualityunderstandability
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9 entriesacoustic intelligibilityalgorithmic intelligibilitymodel intelligibilityphonetic intelligibilityspeech intelligibilitytext coherencetext organizationtext readabilitytheoretical intelligibility
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There is total mutual intelligibility between Kabyle and the Shenwa dialect.
Source: tatoeba (11702925)
Stating that Berber dialects are separate languages is a common fallacy upheld by Western linguists who have little knowledge about the linguistic reality of North Africa. Mutual intelligibility among Berber speakers, particularly those who speak Northern Berber dialects is a verifiable fact.
Source: tatoeba (11702938)
No sensible person can deny the verifiable mutual intelligibility of Northern Berber dialects?
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