گویش کلارستاق: تفاوت میان نسخه‌ها

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زبان مازندرانی زبانی است که در استان مازندران و قسمت هایی از استان های گلستان ، سمنان ، تهران و البرز رایج است. مازندرانی استان مازندران به سه گویش غربی ، مرکزی و شرقی تقسیم می گردد. گویش طبری چالوس (کلارستاقی) جز گویش غربی مازندرانی محسوب می شود.  گویش مازندرانی غربی در محدوده میان چالوس و تنکابن گویش می شود. <ref>{{پک|دکتر فرزاد بختیاری مرکیه|۱۳۹۵|ک=تاریخ کنفرانس بین المللی =بررسی مسائل جاری زبان ها، گویش ها و زبانشناسی14_15|ص=۱}}</ref>

گویش کلارستاقی از سمت شرق با لهجه طبری کجوری در شهرستان [[نوشهر]] و از سمت غرب با گویش تنکابنی در شهر [[تنکابن]] هم جوار است.<ref>[http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/dimli DIMLĪ in Encyclopædia Iranica = Linguistic position of Dimlī. After their migration in the Middle Ages, for almost a millennium the Dimlīs had no direct contact with their closest linguistic relatives. Nevertheless, their language has preserved numerous isoglosses with the dialects of the southern Caspian region, and its place in the Caspian dialect group of Northwest Iranian is clear. The Caspian dialects comprise Ṭālešī, Harzan(d)ī, Gūrānī, Gīlakī, Māzandarānī, and some dialects in Tātī-speaking areas and in the area around Semnān. Historically the Caspian dialects belong to the “Northwest Iranian group of languages” and are related to Parthian (see Windfuhr). The isoglosses are of historical phonetic, morphological, and lexical order], Garnik Asatrian</ref><ref>[http://www.ghandchi.com/iranscope/Anthology/KavehFarrokh/farrokh5.htm in Variations of the language of "Pahalvi" are still spoken among Iranians.The Kurds of Iran as well as many Kurds of Turkey and Iraq speak variations of Pahlavi. Turks cannot understand Kurdish and require interpreters to communicate with Kurds who speak Sorani and/or Kurmanjii (variations of Pahalvi amongst Kurds). The people of northern Iran speak variations of Pahalvi as well - Mazandarani and Gilani for example. Baluchi in southeast Iran also has Pahlavi elements (e.g. Ahsen "Iron" or "Eisen" in English and Ahsan in Pahlavi - "Ahsen" is not "Iron" in Turkish)], By Dr. Kaveh Farrokh</ref>