Sentence examples for another vernacular from inspiring English sources

More commonly, speakers live on but abandon their language in favor of another vernacular, a widespread process that linguists refer to as "language shift" from which few languages are immune.

When I told him that I was a composer, he said, 'Don't get too far from your vernacular.' And then I found that there existed within me another vernacular, not just American.

Another vernacular image, a Currier & Ives lithograph titled "Into Mischief," from around 1857, shows a toddler wreaking havoc in a nursery — a rare image of a girl misbehaving, in a cultural landscape that included mischievous boys like Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer.

However, after conducting market research, Change.org realized that they needed to localize in another, vernacular language for a non-English-speaking audience.

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Another vernacular herbal was the Buch der natur or "Book of Nature" by Konrad von Megenberg (1309 1374) which contains the first two botanical woodcuts ever made; it is also the first work of its kind in the vernacular.

Languages within India have adopted words and grammatical forms from one another, and vernacular dialects within languages often diverge widely.

As such, the Mitchell-Innes ensemble forms a fantastic finale to the three shows, providing one view after another of a vernacular language fine-tuned to perfect working order.

The next word is vernacular, another word for language, particularly when talking about a native language.

Likewise, on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, another neo-Latin vernacular developed, which would later give rise to the Dalmatian language.

In later years the more successful encyclopaedias were translated from one vernacular into another.