Sentence examples for Shared dialect from inspiring English sources

With their sleek brown hair, a similar sardonic sense of humor, penchant for leggings and shared dialect littered with "like," the Betches, who can just as easily quote Eleanor Roosevelt as they can give a play-by-play of what the actress Amanda Bynes has been up to, seem more like blood relations than friends.

The incel world is not unique within the wide array of misogynist and other fringe American subcultures for providing adherents a shared dialect with which to spread toxic ideas.

His style is stripped-down, yet shares dialect and linguistic relish with much older works.

From a shared history, dialect is the enabling power of the commoner".

Have the two Gyllenhaals been sharing a dialect coach?

This has nonetheless revealed some fascinating facts: Sperm whales live in close-knit societies; they are raised by matriarchal units that can include three generations; they appear to share regional dialects and family nicknames.

Letlojane said that South Africans had frequently targeted immigrants from neighboring Mozambique and Zimbabwe, as well as those from other East African countries, who are identifiable because they do not share regional dialects with South Africans and are "easier to isolate and identify".

4. Some changes were shared across major dialects but carried out to markedly differing degrees or at different times.

The islands share a similar dialect — work is "woik," "reached" means arrived, "sip-sip" means gossip — but each maintains a distinct identity, as well as its own municipal government, and all are competitive with one another.

The influence of African languages on the structure of Ebonics has been rather elusive, limited to some features such as copula omission, lack of subject-verb agreement, and absence of subject-auxiliary inversion in main clauses (illustrated below)—that this dialect shares with Caribbean English creoles and Gullah.

The Bangladeshi people of Cox's Bazar and the Rohingya refugees share a common dialect and culture.