"dialect about" is not a correct phrase in written English.
It should either be "dialects about" (using the plural form) or "dialect about" (using the adjective "dialect" to describe a specific topic). Example: The linguistics professor gave a lecture on the different dialects spoken in the region.
Against that speedy urban backdrop, Mr. Cui sang, in a rural dialect, about the contemptuous way villagers are treated when they come to the city to work.
Among the Chinese, more than two-fifths originate from Fujian province and speak the Amoy (Xiamen) dialect, about one-fourth are Teochew from the city of Shantou in Guangdong province, and a smaller number are from other parts of Guangdong.
Young children were especially adept at operating the system, and many people expressed great pride at hearing a computer speak in their dialect about content relevant to their day to day lives.
I touched on the omnipresence of "like" and similar verbal tics in Kidspeak — the language of twelve- to fourteen-year-olds, particularly girls — a dialect about which I have what social scientists refer to as "a strong informant" right here at home.
I touched on the omnipresence of "like" and similar verbal tics in Kidspeak the language of twelve- to fourteen-year-olds, particularly girls a dialect about which I have what social scientists refer to as "a strong informant" right here at home.
Find out how the Clee Hill dialect came about and how it's not understood five miles up the road.
In Portsmouth Square, old men meet outdoors to pass Chinese newspapers back and forth, haranguing one another in rural village dialects about China-Taiwan politics.
Tells how Mr. Huston spent the day, which included a complete reading aloud of the script, more casting, and conferring with Julie Bovasso, the dialect coach, about the accents.
Learn not only about their language and dialect, but also about the dishes they make, how they live, their folklore, religion and so on.
The earliest pure Latin inscriptions of the Marsi are dated to about 150 bc, whereas the earliest inscriptions in the local dialect date from about 300 to 150 bc.
There will be bagpipes and daft old codgers with New World dialects talking about pre-Jacobite clan rivalry in the Highlands.
