Sentence examples for characteristic dialect from inspiring English sources
The Silesian culture of Opolskie is evident in the region's characteristic dialect, customs, and cuisine, which combine Polish, German, and Czech influences.
Characteristic of the east dialect area is final -e, corresponding to -o in the west and -aḥ in Sanskrit; in the east dialect area l also regularly corresponds to r of the west and of Sanskrit.
Some linguists have treated the distinctive characteristics of the Gyeongju dialect as vestiges of the Silla language.
Data were collected for demographic characteristics (age, gender, education, dialect and household type etc)., lifestyle information and family history of NPC among first degree relatives.
Cross Creek (1942; filmed 1983) describes her life in the Florida country and displays her striking ability to convey in poetic prose her deep feelings of kinship to nature as well as her sharp ear for dialect and the characteristic regional humour.
The Koine replaced the Attic tt with the ss characteristic of Ionic and other dialects (e.g., glōssa for glōtta 'tongue') at an early date, but its main phonological characteristic is the gradual simplification of the rich vowel system of Classical Greek.
The term dialect refers to language characteristic of a certain geographic area or social class.
In his voluminous lyric output he experimented with a variety of metrical forms and forged a characteristic style, interwoven with neologisms and dialect elements.
The book's greatest problem is the prose itself -- a vague po' folks dialect whose most marked characteristic is the elimination of "-ing," as in "She was moppin' and cussin'".
She recently investigated dialect code switching and characteristics of Southern English.
A structured questionnaire was administered by one of the five nurses in the local dialect covering socio-demographic characteristics, reproductive and menstrual factors, sexual habits, including those of the participants and their husbands' and lifetime use of contraceptive methods.
