Sentence examples for beautiful dialect from inspiring English sources

Scouse is at its heart a very beautiful dialect.

She's poised and elegant and has a beautiful voice and a beautiful dialect.

Willo tells this dark story in a heavy, coarse, broken, but often beautiful dialect: "People always looking to find the runt in you and needle it out if they can".

They spoke Gaelic -- a language that is, as the author puts it, a "beautiful prison," a dialect that unites the clan and cuts it off from the outside world.

MILAN The odd name of the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" holiday fair is a rendition of the sound of local children as they chant "Che belli, che belli!" ("So beautiful, so beautiful") in their dialect.

And despite her warm, very British accent, Wyld has a beautiful ear for the Australian vernacular, particularly the broad, coarse dialect of male farmers and shearers who populate the Australian sections of the novel.

I can't understand it because it's in Suzhou dialect, but it's this very beautiful voice from far away.

Collodi wrote in a 19th-century Tuscan dialect that I'm told is sinewy and beautiful, but the English in children's editions has always been choppy and awkward.

The beautiful coins of Cumae were no longer produced, and an Italic dialect, Oscan (and later Latin), replaced the Greek language.

And her prose is beautiful and strange and entirely consistent, as if she were writing in the dialect of a place where only she had ever lived.

"Speak our beautiful language!" Busato apologized for flaunting his English skills and switched to the local Venetian dialect.