Sentence examples similar to corresponding dialect from inspiring English sources

That is, Proto-Slavic at that time was in direct contact with both the corresponding dialects of the peripheral Proto-Baltic area (e.g., with Proto-Prussian) and the corresponding dialects of the central Proto-Baltic area.

It changes like dialects.

Finally, many participants also point out the difficulties of having corresponding texts for dialects.

Writers like writing dialect.

The Ryukyuan language, which is classified with Japanese, consists of three dialect groups corresponding to the main island clusters.

"Like what?" "Like your Kansai dialect".

The corresponding term in other dialects is Anishinaabemowin.

Evidence from Domesday Book and later sources does suggest that a dialect boundary once existed, corresponding with a line that separates from their neighbours the English counties of Cambridgeshire (including the once sparsely inhabited Fens), Norfolk and Suffolk.

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.

The specific pronunciation of /ś/ as is based on comparative evidence (/ɬ/ is the corresponding Proto-Semitic phoneme and still attested in Modern South Arabian dialects) as well as early borrowings (e.g. balsam < Greek balsamon < Hebrew baśam).

Two languages, Yucatec and Uspantek, as well as one dialect of Tzotzil, have introduced a tonal distinction in vowels, with high and low tones corresponding to former vowel length as well as reflecting *[h] and *.