Sentence examples similar to a significant dialect from inspiring English sources
The realization of the open vowels varies according to the quality of the surrounding consonants; there is a significant difference between Munster dialects and Connacht dialects as well.
Likelihood ratios showed that dialect was a significant factor for determining variant distribution in both contexts [rounded: χ2(3) = 10.82, p = .01; unrounded: χ2(3) = 12.28, p < .01].01]
The back-translation posed a significant challenge because the local dialects have different roots from Western languages.
A likelihood ratio across the two dialects showed that proficiency was a significant factor in determining /dz/ realization in the unrounded environment [χ2(3) = 21.83, p < .0001], and post hoc analyses confirmed the above observations (p < .01).01
For the 漳 Chiang dialect in the rounded environment, and the Mix dialect in the unrounded environment, although proficiency still played a significant role in determining /dz/ realization [漳 Chiang-rounded: χ2(3) = 9.48, p < .05; Mix-unrounded: χ2(2) = 15.05, p < .001], post hoc tests regarding the distributions of [L] were not significant.
Why would a bird have a dialect?
A dialect or a full-blown language?
"I think of a city's smell like a dialect.
Sometimes an innovation in dialect A contrasts with the unchanged usage (archaism) in dialect B. Sometimes a separate innovation occurs in each of the two dialects.
"They speak a common dialect," he said.
