 As an example, "eye" would be spelled "iva" in some regions, but elsewhere it would be "øja", which is quite close to the Danish word "øje".The northern part of the island would have more influence by Swedish than the rest of the island, due to the relatively large number of Swedish immigrants on those shores closest to Sweden.The differences are actually large enough so that the north-Bornholm dialect is called "Allinge-svensk" ("Allinge-Swedish") in Danish – "Âlinga-svænsk" in Bornholmsk.