The Kremberg dialect

Zahodno goričansko narečje, kamor spada kremberški govor, uvrščamo v panonsko narečno skupino. Značilna zanj sta izguba tonemskih nasprotij in poznejše daljšanje starih skrajšanih in kratkih novoakutiranih samoglasnikov, zato se danes razlikujejo odrazi za te akutirane in cirkumflektirane oz. novoakutirane dolge samoglasnike. V pregibanju prevladuje nepremični naglasni tip na osnovi. Tvorba zloženih povedi se bistveno ne razlikuje od knjižne tvorbe, v besedju pa se poleg domačega kmečkega besedja pojavljajo tudi številni germanizmi.The Kremberg dialect belongs to the western Slovenske Gorice dialect, which is considered a part of the Pannonian dialectal group. Typical features include the loss of tonemic oppositions and later lengthening of old shortened and short vowels under neo-acute, which resulted in different reflexes for these long vowels under acute and circumflex or neo-acute, respectively. In declension and conjugation the A declension type (accent permanently on stem) is prevalent. The complex sentence construction does not essentially differ from literary languagein lexicon there are numerous German borrowings besides native farming vocabulary