Sentence examples for a dialect that from inspiring English sources

Chaucer, who was born and died in London, spoke a dialect that was basically East Midland.

She narrates some of the novel's best passages in a dialect that is both inventive and fluid.

Whaley, Maggie and Woodrow are, it seems, the last speakers of a dialect that will be lost when they die.

The Moors speak Ḥassāniyyah Arabic, a dialect that draws most of its grammar from Arabic and uses a vocabulary of both Arabic and Arabized Amazigh words.

This battle extends into the two languages the characters speak: classical Italian and a dialect that is rude, crude but often more truthful.

For this, I needed a dialect that was the result of decades of linguistic continental drift and was studded with onomatopoeia and puns.

Mr. Mills, who lives in London, said the story was inspired by a visit eight years ago, when he learned that some residents still speak with an accent from Kent, England, a remnant of a local dialect that has all but disappeared.

The Métis of the Canadian Plains spoke Michif, a trade dialect that combined Plains Cree, an Algonquian language, and French.

Unlike creole, a first-language to many, pidgin is a simplified dialect that's usually derived from dominant languages such as English or Arabic.

The report indicates that an unidentified interrogator spoke an Arabic dialect that would lead al-Nashiri to believe he was part of a security service known for "sexually abusing female relatives in front of the detainee".

He spoke a rustic dialect that caused him to be teased at school.