Most contemporary scholars consider Resian a transitional dialect between the Carinthian Slovene and Slovene Littoral dialects, which has however maintained a number of archaisms (including the aorist) which have disappeared both in standard Slovene and most other Slovene dialects.
Resian has maintained a number of archaisms (including the aorist) which have disappeared both in standard Slovene and most other Slovene dialects. Most contemporary scholars consider Resian a transitional dialect between the Carinthian Slovene and Slovene Littoral dialects.
Most contemporary scholars consider Resian a transitional dialect between the Carinthian Slovene and Slovene Littoral dialects. Resian has maintained a number of archaisms (including the aorist) which have disappeared both in standard Slovene and most other Slovene dialects.
Most contemporary scholars consider Resian a transitional dialect between the Carinthian Slovene and Slovene Littoral dialects. Resian has maintained a number of archaisms (including the aorist) which have disappeared both in standard Slovene and most other Slovene dialects.