Sentence examples for be a dialect of from inspiring English sources

Until the 1920s Tajik was considered to be a dialect of Farsi.

Achi' is officially recognized as a separate language and is usually considered by linguists to be a dialect of K'iche'.

Once thought to be a dialect of Chinese, Cantonese is now considered to be a language in its own right.

Listening, the researchers at first suspected Koro to be a dialect of Aka, but its words, syntax and sounds were entirely different.

At that point, it emits a plaintive chirp in what seems to be a dialect of R2-D2-ese -- iRobot really, really wants you to call it a robot -- and awaits rescue.

Bolivian Sign Language is reported to be a dialect of ASL, no more divergent than other acknowledged dialects.

Under his breath, the sweeper said, "As long as it's a dialect of human beings, it's legitimate".

(Dari is a dialect of Persian).

This is a dialect of the privileged; the elite university educated.

The Purí language is a dialect of Coroado, of the Macro-Ge linguistic group.

Usually, the three-line stanza is "a dialect of the underworld," Eavan Boland pointed out to me.