Talk:South Karelian dialect

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South Karelian vs Northern Karelian

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I've noticed South/Southern and North/Northern are used inconsistently across Karelian dialect articles. This is called South Karelian, but Northern Karelian also exists. Shouldn't these be consistent across pages, using either Southern and Northern or South and North? Of course, this depends on how sources use the term, but it might be worth considering, seeing how this seems consistent in the Sámi-language articles (Northern, Southern, Eastern, Western). IlmarisenVasara 08:35, 8 April 2026 (UTC)Reply

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South Karelian vs Northern Karelian