Despite sharing numerous features found in other Northern Portuguese accents, the Povoan accent has particular features and includes influences from the region of Beira, in Central Portugal, that are not found in other Northern Portuguese accents, as in the pronunciation in connected speech as in "os olhos" which is spoken as instead of [ozɔʎoʃ. A distinctive feature of the accent, common in the fisher community, is the extensive use of open vowels where standard Portuguese uses closed or nasal vowels: it occurs in words ending with /a/, as in "batata" (instead of [bɐtatɐ); in the plural form, "batatas", it is pronounced as or [batatɛʃ. "Amanhã" (tomorrow) is pronounced as instead of [ɐ̃mɐɲɐ̃. Currently, the urban population often pronounce it as "Ão" termination is always pronounced as [aɲ as in cão (which can pronounced as [kɔɲ in other Northern Portuguese accents and as [kɐ̃ũ] in Standard Portuguese.