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Dialect
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Phonological Divergence and Isoglosses
Phonological features are among the most readily apparent markers distinguishing dialects. Changes in pronunciation,vowel shifts, or the realization of consonants create distinct acoustic profiles. A classic method for mapping these variations involves the use of isoglosses, which are the geographical boundary lines marking the outer limit of a particular linguistic feature.
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Portuguese Language
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Orthography and Writing System
Portuguese utilizes the Latin Alphabet, extended with several diacritics to mark specific phonological features. The standard written form adheres closely to historical spellings, which can create inconsistencies with modern pronunciation.
Diacritics in Use