Sentence examples for dialect that from inspiring English sources

Before, the accent was prestigious, as was the dialect that has primarily influenced it, British English.

He spoke a rustic dialect that caused him to be teased at school.

Chaucer, who was born and died in London, spoke a dialect that was basically East Midland.

She narrates some of the novel's best passages in a dialect that is both inventive and fluid.

Even the staff members sometimes speak Alsatian, a Franco-German dialect that is a reminder of the region's troubled past.

Whaley, Maggie and Woodrow are, it seems, the last speakers of a dialect that will be lost when they die.

The Métis of the Canadian Plains spoke Michif, a trade dialect that combined Plains Cree, an Algonquian language, and French.

In the 13th century lyric poetry was first written in a conventionalized Sicilian dialect that influenced later developments in Tuscany.

The lingua franca of social media is not English but American English, with young international users drawn to the "She be like …" dialect that rules online.

They speak an unusual dialect that combines English and Penrhynese, or Tongarevan, a dialect of Cook Island Maori spoken in the northern islands.

"People are being mistreated on the basis of their last name, what they wear, their dialect - that is wrong and dangerous for the country as a whole".