Sentence examples similar to amusing dialect from inspiring English sources

He's amusing about how his dialect-heavy French accent — he compares it to Cockney — made him self-conscious.

Her various carols contain an amusing mix of Nahuatl (a Mexican Indian language) and Hispano-African and Spanish dialects.

Wacky names and deep-woods dialect (subtitles are occasionally used in "Porter Ridge") are all over reality television, and they're amusing for about 15 minutes.

("Is the Lone Ranger round here, Tonto?") In this hypothesis regarding the origin of ploy, the Scottish dialect clipped the em off the verb employ to create a noun that meant "activity" and later "an amusing way to pass the time; an escapade, hobby or sport".

Against dialect.

Very amusing.

Less amusing?

The dialect.

John Wheeler found that amusing.

A local dialect?

Mr. Dialect a natural.