Sentence examples for dialect difference from inspiring English sources

This substructure is not related to a dialect difference between northern and southern islands (Vamong dialect groups = 0.42%; P = 0.33).

Terraplane (language change, dialect differences).

The verb also shows chronological and dialect differences.

A number of native speakers think that the account above exaggerates the dialect differences.

Considering the size of Russia, dialect differences are minimal and people often speak the same wherever they come from.

As a result of its tumultuous history, by the early 21st century Sardinian had many dialect differences.

At that time and for several centuries thereafter, there was only a single "Germanic" language, with little more than minor dialect differences.

The first texts in Spanish consist of scattered words glossing two Latin texts of the 10th century, one from Rioja and the other from Castile; the language in the two documents shows few dialect differences.

Dialect differences can be very obvious (e.g. between American and British English) or very subtle – there may be just something different about the way someone talks that you can't quite put your finger on.

The most striking dialect differences within this large area are those that divide Dutch Low German in the lowlands of the north from High German in the highlands of the south.

The name happens to follow the disappearing consonant trick, like when "CAWT-on" becomes "caw-n," "SIT-ing" becomes "sit-n," or "did you eat?" becomes "djeet?" Sometimes there are regional or dialect differences, but I always assumed that in the news business, all of the reporters would have learned the large-metropolitan-region dialect.