Sentence examples for Spoken dialect from inspiring English sources

Arabs use a spoken dialect for ordinary conversation and MSA for reading, writing, and formal speech.

Arabic was generally the primary spoken dialect in Egypt, and was the language of written communication.

The Berber language in Morocco is a spoken dialect and as yet has no written alphabet.

He knew the spoken dialect of the rugged country between north Staffordshire and south Lancashire.

Commentary for all 64 games is offered to listeners in English and Akan, the most widely spoken dialect here.

The Cyrillic script language used in Mongolia is sometimes called Modern Mongolian and sometimes Khalkha, after the spoken dialect on which it is based.

The Italian standard language, in particular, owes much to the influence of Latin, which it resembles more closely than do the spoken dialects.

The many-facetted lyrics written by the poet-saints were in the spoken dialects of Middle Kannada, yet they drew on archetypal human images as well as ancient pan-Indian symbology for their intense and searing expressions of bhakti.

Japanese has many spoken dialects and city-specific slang spanning Hokkaido to Okinawa.

Since taking over at Serco, he has begun to replace the company's corporate speak of "value creation" and "market opportunities" with a more plain-spoken dialect of people and their problems.

But as sociolinguist Brook explains, "Every actively-spoken dialect is always changing – that's as true of the rural ones as of the urban ones". Echoes of older dialects can be heard here and there in different places, but unfortunately there's no living museum of Shakespeare's English.