Sentence examples for a dialect of the from inspiring English sources

Castilian dialect, Spanish Castellano, a dialect of the Spanish language, the basis of modern standard Spanish.

"My secondary tongue is standard English, a dialect of the seat of power, London".

This is a dialect of the privileged; the elite university educated.

The language, Bukhori, developed as a dialect of the Tajik-Farsi language into a mixture of Farsi, Hebrew, and Russian.

Usually, the three-line stanza is "a dialect of the underworld," Eavan Boland pointed out to me.

For Christians from Qaraqosh, it was perhaps their greatest heritage — a dialect of the language probably spoken by Jesus.

In the Fouta Djallon the major language is Pulaar (a dialect of Fula, the language of the Fulani), while in Upper Guinea the Malinke (Maninkakan) language is the most widespread.

The Betsimisaraka speak a dialect of Malagasy, the West Austronesian language that is common to all Malagasy peoples.

It was to save Nineveh that the Biblical God delivered up Jonah from the belly of the whale, and the Assyrian Christians here still speak Syriac, a dialect of Aramaic, the language Jesus Christ spoke with his apostles.

The Purí language is a dialect of Coroado, of the Macro-Ge linguistic group.

They speak a dialect of Malagasy, the West Austronesian language that is common to all Malagasy peoples.