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Meanings of dialects in English
Synonyms
Examples for "dialect"
Examples for "dialect"
1
Hands-marrow-lain the Molonglo dialect; as contrasted with marra in the Adelaide.
2
The receptionist that night was new and couldn't quite understand the dialect.
3
He also worked with a dialect coach to learn the Russian language.
4
Then they shouted in the Aleut dialect for the hunters to embark.
5
Yet the version is acknowledged to be in the Alexandrine Greek dialect.
Usage of dialects in English
1
Your father tells me you speak and write several of our dialects?
2
To this day in the Cymric dialects Mael has the same signification.
3
They spoke the same language-thoughin different dialects-andworshiped the same gods.
4
And Béclère explained that there was no writing done in the dialects.
5
Translation between the different dialects is handled automatically in TEXT mode transfers.
6
Try him in all the dialects you happen to be acquainted with.
7
The same terms are equally well known, and proper in both dialects.
8
Voices in a bazaar, a dozen different dialects, all talking at once.
9
The commonest root, = hand in the Australian dialects, is m-r, e.g.
10
In the Solomons, for instance, scores of languages and dialects are spoken.
11
A comparison of the dialects proves the tradition to be well founded.
12
The word was also found in many of the dialects of England.
13
He goes on to explain how many dialects there are in Mexico.
14
The more important of these dialects are divided into three groups: 1st.
15
Madame Dupleix, a Creole, brought up in India, understood all its dialects.
16
They spoke in their own dialects and weren't afraid to be themselves.
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Dialects through the time
Dialects across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common