Sentence examples for another dialect from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of Hong Kong citizens speak another dialect, Cantonese.

In the East End, cockney is replaced by another dialect some already call Benglish.

Meanwhile, Thomas Sung had been spotted by another passerby and was engaged in another conversation, in another dialect.

The term kwashiorkor means "deposed child" ("deposed" from the mother's breast by a newborn sibling) in one African dialect and "red boy" in another dialect.

This affords Hardy the chance to sink his teeth into yet another dialect and boy, does he chew away at that thing.

It was seen by some Elves to be just another dialect of Quenya.

Unlike the Peranakan Chinese, the Totok Chinese were born in China, still spoke Mandarin or another Chinese dialect, and were frequently strongly China-oriented.

There German performs all the functions of a standard language, and Frisian serves only as yet another local dialect, comparable to the many surrounding local dialects of Low German.

A little farther north in the same peninsula, another Romance dialect, Istro-Romanian (with about 300 mother tongue speakers in the second decade of the 21st century), is threatened with extinction.

Berliners, who often speak to one another in dialect, have a rough, aggressive sense of humor, but everywhere I went with my pidgin German I found them to be unfailingly courteous and helpful.

The language of the early Jaina canon, the final version of which was made in the 5th or 6th century ce, is called Ardhamāgadhī ('half Māgadhī'); Jainas also used another literary dialect, called Jaina Māhārāṣṭrī by modern scholars, in noncanonical works.