Sentence examples for dialect of the text from inspiring English sources
With this information, and the evidence of the dialect of the text, it is possible to propose a place of origin with reasonable certainty.
We know from a study cited by Y.R. Chao (1972) that there is a consistent correlation whereby, given a particular passage of text rendered in different dialects, the fewer the number of distinct syllables in the dialect, the longer the version of the text.
A transcription of the likely pronunciation of the text in the early 8th-century Northumbrian dialect in which the text is written is included, along with a modern English translation.
To the Buddhist literature also belongs the Gāndhārī Dhammapada ("Way of Truth"), the only literary text written in a dialect of the northwest.
Parts of the text also show signs of having been composed in a colloquial dialect rather than the more terse, graceful written classical language.
Few traces of dialects exist in Biblical Hebrew, but scholars believe this to be the result of Masoretic editing of the text.
Castilian dialect, Spanish Castellano, a dialect of the Spanish language, the basis of modern standard Spanish.
This can be overcome by correctly identifying the accent or dialect of the speaker and using accent or dialect information to adapt speech recognition systems.
The real truth, of course, is that SWE is the dialect of the American elite.
This dialect was once called 'tafodiaith gwŷr y Gloran' ('the dialect of the men of Gloran').
