Кападокийски диалект

Кападокийският е диалект на гръцкия език, развил се на базата на средногръцкия в областта Кападокия.

Запазен е като говорим в някои селски райони на областта. Върху този език влияние е оказвал османотурски и други езици. Също така и говоримият турски език значително е повлиял върху кападокийския ^[1][2].

Източници

1. web.archive.org
2. www2.lingfil.uu.se, архив на оригинала от 15 октомври 2013, https://web.archive.org/web/20131015084606/http://www2.lingfil.uu.se/afro/turkiskasprak/IP2008/Brendemoen1999.pdf, посетен на 29 октомври 2014 

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