Sentence examples for and the dialect from inspiring English sources

And the dialect is called Ebonics, or more academically known as African-American vernacular English.

More families moved in, modern buildings went up, and the flow of Chinese immigrants and the dialect they spoke changed.

Ralph Kramden, Archie Bunker, and Tony Soprano all speak Brooklynese, and the dialect immediately evokes their regular-guy milieu.

And the dialect sort of was created out of West African languages during the enslavement of Africans in this country.

He should learn the contents of each, the nature of the indicated profession and the dialect of the residence area listed in the document.

The punning effrontery of Groucho and the dialect comedy of Chico came so fast and mock-furious that the audience had to attend the films several times in order to catch all the jokes.

The three exceptions are the island dialect of East and West Terschelling and the dialects of the city of Hindeloopen and of the island of Schiermonnikoog.

The two had spoken in Russian and Bukhori, the dialect of Bukharian Jews from Uzbekistan.

He spoke the langue d'oc by choice, and probably the dialect of Occitan favoured in his mother's Aquitaine.

But I think the ultimate goal is to be able to communicate both with and without the dialect.

He loved language and his ear for the dialect and its comedy was pitch perfect.