but closer to Galician, although bordering Portuguese to the west, it is Galician-like, a related language enclave to Galician more than two hundred kilometers to the south) (in far northwestern Extremadura, southern slopes and valleys of Xálima / Jálama Mountain) Portuguese (Português / Língua Portuguesa) (in the sense of a group of dialects forming a dialect continuum and including the main varieties European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese) (closely related to Galician) European Portuguese (Portugal Portuguese / Portuguese of Portugal) Northern (some features are transitional to Galician) (a typical feature of the Northern Portuguese dialects is that they have betacism, i.e. they don't distinguish between b [b or β] and v [v] phonemes, i.e v [v] phoneme is absent) Alto Minhoto-Transmontano Alto Minhoto (geographically in Minho Province but more closely related to the Transmontano dialect) (east Viana do Castelo District and far northeast Braga District) Transmontano (in Trás-os-Montes Province, most of northern Vila Real District and most of Bragança District, save for Miranda do Douro Municipality) Figueira de Castelo Rodrigo dialect (geographically in Beira Serra or Beira Transmontana Province, which was included in Beira Alta Province, but closely related to the Transmontano dialect) Baixo Minhoto-Duriense – Alto Beirão-Beira Serrano Baixo Minhoto-Duriense Baixo Minhoto (in most of Minho Province) (matches most of Braga and west Viana do Castelo Districts) Duriense (includes Douro Litoral Province and matches most of Porto District and the southwestern corner of Trás-os-Montes Province, which matches a large part of southern Vila Real District, located in Alto Douro Province, which was included in Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro Province) Oporto / Porto dialect Alto Beirão-Beira Serrano (Inland Northern Central) Alto-Beirão dialect (in western Beira Alta Province, matches Viseu District) Beira Serra or Beira Transmontana dialect (in the Beira Serra or Beira Transmontana Province, which was included in the Beira Alta Province, roughly matches Guarda District) (more features in common with Northern dialects, but in the phonetics distinguishes between b [b] and v [v] phonemes, a typical feature of the Central and Southern dialects) Central-Southern (a typical feature of the Central and Southern Portuguese dialects is that in the phonetics they don't have betacism, i.e. they distinguish between b [b] and v [v] phonemes, i.e. v [v] phoneme is clearly pronounced) Coastal Central (Extremaduran Portuguese) (Português Estremenho) (Transitional Northern-Southern) (basis of Modern Standard European Portuguese but not identical) (although in the 20th century a province in the Central Coastal Lowlands region